Photobag!

[Zeva]

Hello all, i recently purchased a 20D and i was wondering what bag should i get? right now i have a 20D and the Kit lens(18-55) in the near future (few months), i plan to get 70-200 F/4 L, 17-40 F/4 L, 50mm f/1.8, and a flash in addition to my current 18-55.. Thanks for all imputs!

[Zeva]

O ya... one thing that i am not very fond of is the sling shot bags.. thanks! forgot to add probably about 5 memory cards 3 batteries total, and other standard stuff, cleaning cloth, filters, etc... and my SD600 and SD 1000 cameras! thanks!

[kgosden]

IF you really want to ALWAYS carry all your gear you are pretty much restricted to a medium to large backpack. There are some shoulder bags that large, but I would find that to be a lot of weight hanging off one side. You might also look at the stuff from http://thinktankphoto.com/. They offer some modular systems, not cheap, but good quality.

Personally I have a backpack which spends 90% of it's life as my gear storage bag. I have a ThinkTank Speed Freak which gets loaded with different lenses depending on what I plan on shooting. For long trips the backpack travels and I bring a small bag that holds my SLR with a lens attached.

[Paradox]

A fairly roomy looking bag I was considering myself was the Lowepro Sideline Shooter. This isn't a backpack so might be of interest to the first poster, and also I'd like to know what it's like and don't want to start a new thread. So it's kinda mutually beneficial if you will. Has anyone tried it/do you have any idea how comfortable it might be?

[vewatson]

KATA (kata-bags.com) has a bag chooser that is great (as are their bags!)