Smallest, lightest bag for carrying two A7CR bodies with smallish lenses attached?
Craig Gillette wrote:
You might look at Domke bags. But they (well the one I have) use a metal clip that's a bit fussy compared to a plastic squeeze clip.
Actually, the Domke F-3X might work well for me. It is a fabric bag with a slot at either end that can hold a fair-sized lens, larger than I will carry. The center section of the bag has a velcro-adjustable divider that runs between the two lens slots so that the center section is divided neatly in two lengthwise of the bag. Two A7CR cameras with lenses mounted should fit nicely on either side of this velcro divider. It would then be possible to put two additional lenses, if I wished, in the two lens slots. In addition, there are pouches on either end of the bag that look fairly large.
The reviews say the bag is light because it is constructed of fabric with no side padding, just some padding on the bottom. Comes in a lined ballistic fabric or cotton canvas. About 12 X 10 X 7 and weighs 2 lbs.
Smallest, lightest bag for carrying two A7CR bodies with smallish lenses attached?
Craig Gillette wrote:
You might look at Domke bags. But they (well the one I have) use a metal clip that's a bit fussy compared to a plastic squeeze clip.
Actually, the Domke F-3X might work well for me. It is a fabric bag with a slot at either end that can hold a fair-sized lens, larger than I will carry. The center section of the bag has a velcro-adjustable divider that runs between the two lens slots so that the center section is divided neatly in two lengthwise of the bag. Two A7CR cameras with lenses mounted should fit nicely on either side of this velcro divider. It would then be possible to put two additional lenses, if I wished, in the two lens slots. In addition, there are pouches on either end of the bag that look fairly large.
The reviews say the bag is light because it is constructed of fabric with no side padding, just some padding on the bottom.
