the perfect camera bag

[macee]

Meg posted this stylish and functional camera bag, by Kelly Moore, and I think I might need to have it. I even went as far as to email it to Kevin :) I figure it's the least I deserve being the mother of his children, right? ;) He's always complaining that I leave my camera all over the house and one day it's going to get broken...well, not if it

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[camdynlyn]

Beautiful... but pricey for a camera bag. I'm semi-professional and not sure I could drop that kind of money for a camera bag. I use a heavy-duty camera backpack for storing it (padded) and I have a lens bag that I can put over my chest for shoots. It holds 2-3 lenses (plus my other things like keys, grey card, etc) if I don' have my camera in there or I can put my camera and 1 lens.

[linnyloplop]

I agree! I think this is more for professional people (though very nice!). Do you even have 2-4 lenses to put in it? Your camera might be swimming in it if you don't have much stuff to fill it up.

[macee]

I have 3 lenses and an external flash, so definitely enough to fill the bag. I just have to decide if I want to spend the money.

[linnyloplop]

I have 3 too and I only use one! It is funny how I have gotten so attached to just one lens. Personally, I would put the money toward another piece of equipment, but do what you want. Have you looked at bags on etsy? There are some cute ones there.

[camdynlyn]

I have to say, though, if you have the money to blow and you really want it... at least your camera will have a beauty of a bag. I'm just really cheap and too money conscious to spend that type of money on something that isn't used daily.

[macee]

Yeah...it is a lot of money for a camera bag. Someone on my FL who is semi-pro just bought one and uses it also as a diaper bag, but I have so many of those already.