I needed something small, robust and ideally had a bell loop. The harder decision was for when I’m on my motorbike.
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If the camera has a half cover then its a really tight fit - I’m hoping with use this will ease off, as I like to have the camera protected a bit.įits an iPad Pro 9.7 but its too tight for a pro with a smart keyboard. It feels like a five grand Chanel bag and it holds everything you need.įits camera, USB charger, iPad batteries, iPhone pro max, SD card and a zipped wallet for your keys etc in the smallest package available.Ĭover does not sit flush and has a small gap if you leave the hood on the camera, but if you fit the standard lens ring and use a normal 49mm cap (which I do as I don’t like the lens cap falling off all the time) then its fine. I liked the look of the Leica day bag but the price seemed a bit high for something that I would not use that often so I put it on the back burner until I found one second hand (but in mint condition) one for half price. I already have a couple of sling type bags, my favourite being a Belstaff colonial, and although they are very cool, I ready wanted something more upmarket. One bag needs to be as small as you can get but with the ability to take an extra battery for when I’m out and about on my motorbike, and the other needs to fit my iPad etc, but look discreet and classy (not like a large rucksack or holdall). Doing something more organised, where I would take the camera, my iPad Pro (Lightroom and photoshop) + a spare charger (maybe a couple of filters etc). Out on my motorbike stopping at opportune moments to take some shots or B.
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