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Re: Camera bags

Posted by Jim Couch on March 24, 2001 at 00:55:44:
I use a Timbuk2 messenger bag with two Domke inserts. I find a number of advantages over a typical 'gadget' bag. The messenger bag is more comfortable to carry, especially over long distances. It does not look like a camera bag, so is less inviting to thieves. It is actually easier to get stuff in and out of than your average gear bag, is very water resistant, and incredibly durable. You can also pick your colors. Mine is a silver and grey that does not get real warm in the sun, and is very close to 18% grey for metereing!
Jim Couch