Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/11/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hans Pahlen wrote: > > Guido, > Take a look at the Domke F-803 Satchel bag too. I have been using mine for a > year now, and I am extremely happy with it. I takes 2 M:s with Rapidwinders > and attached 35 & 50 mm lenses, and in the middle compartment 90 & 21 mm > lenses stored back to back. > This is a bag that don't call peoples attention to photo equipment, and it > is thinner than the Alice bag, meaning that it will not bump into people > when moving around in crowded places. It is a great travel bag for 2 M:s & 4 > lenses. > > I used to have an Alice, which is a good bag, but I like this one better. > > Good luck, > Hans > > > Derar friends > > Can I put into an ALICE bag two M bodies and four lenses, > > Or I have to choose a "Series 3" > > Thanks for your reply > > > > Guido Ridoli Lowepro has a new line out which I've just gotten into. Street and Field. (S&F) The 100 would be the one for you. I have the 300 so far which fits my entire 2 body, winder, 5 lens Leica M system. I have a 50 S&F pouch which fits one camera with extra finder and medium size lens. I put this on a strap or on my new belt. The S&F Deluxe Waistbelt 15. Makes you feel like stocking shelves in the supermarket, plenty of support. The belt will also support a large S&F satchel. Leica M stuff is heavy. Small but dense. I like some belt support to take the weight off my shoulder. There is also a shoulder harness thing which helps support the belt even more. All kinds of pouches to put on the belt and harness. Makes you look like a photographer who means business, a little aggressive perhaps. I love it! Mark Rabiner