How is your bag organized?

[cnutco]

No more photos of bag setups?

I want to see some Think Tank rollers posted up!!! Anybody?

 

[EckoZero]

Mine is totally not organised but I have a Lowepro something (donated by a friend hence I don't know what it is...).
It contains my 2 bodies, one either end of the main compartment. My lens all stand on their ends in the side bits and my flashgun lays in the middle.

The pocket on the front of the bag contains a barrelful of films and some filters.

I'll get a picture soon...

 

[cnutco]

Thanks guys! Now I just need more knowledge...

Cnutco, what kinda of bag is that? Does it have a place for a laptop or anything?

The bag is Tramrac Expedition 5.

And yes, it should hold about a 15" laptop. I will add a pic of that for you tomorrow. Mostly, because I have never tried to put it in there...

We will see.

I forgot to post up... The "5" does not hold a laptop, atleast not a 15". I now have the Tramrac Expedition 7, and it will hold a 15" laptop if you care to.

 

[enzodm]

Some disorganized, beginner's bag : never sufficient.
Actually, after the last upgrades I feel constricted. I have a small bag that was ok for moving with my 1000D+ one lens, plus the one you see - Tamrac something - that accomodates a body with lens + a couple of small lenses. My new 60D does not fit inside the first bag, but fortunately fits in the Tamrac: camera with 18-55, 55-250IS on left, and not visible, a prime on right (often an old Rikenon 55/1.4). But I also recently bought a second-hand Sigma 50-150/2.8, which here is in the rectangular bag, since is too large to be put in the main bag. Hoods are together with their lenses. Pockets host a polarizer, remote command, an extra SD, sometimes an extension ring for occasional macro. Back flat pocket has a DoF table for some length (printed from DOFMaster) and the quick camera guide (both not much used).

I have also another very old bag filled with old manual lenses, but it is too disorganized to be shown in public

Sooner or later I will buy something larger , because the flash is outside as well as some other things.

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Any suggestions will be appreciated - I've got to get a decent airlines accepted carry-on roller that will hold:

Gripped D7000
quite large Nikon 24-70
very large Nikon 70-200
Tokina 11-16
3 flashes
pocketwizards
polarizer/filters/batteries