Camera Bags

January 18, 2012 • 2 Comments

What's your preference? I'm a big fan of KATA bags. Great quality, durable, and if you need them awesome customer service. I have 2 right now. One shoulder/holster that carries my D80 with battery grip and up to my 70-300 attached. I can fit my 50mm and 28-75 in one side Pocket and flash in the other. I also have a KATA 3n1. What a great bag; it functions as a sling for either shoulder or a back pack. In the main compartment I can fit the d80 with 70-200 attached, 3 spare lenses, 2 flashes, a spare body and I can even creatively get my laptop in. In the top compartment, I can fit my bracket, batteries, chargers, etc.I was totally sold on lowpro until I tried these out. There are a lot of great bags out there. Comfort and functionality are key. For me KATA does it.What are your thoughts?

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neil friedberg

Tim,

I'm not sure if you saw my recent Kata experience, http://www.fotosbyneil.com/blog/2012/4/omg-i-love-my-kata-bag

I'm on my 3rd one also, i had an H-12 and upgraded to the H-16. I use that one when "i'm just running out the door". I use the 3-n-1 30, when i need more stuff.

Also on LR i test drove it and while powerful and full of cool features, i hate libraries and/or catalogues. its the exact same reason i hate i tunes. I like opening a folder and the content is just there. Call me old school but windows explorer folder hierarchy is fine and ACDSee keeps that hierarchy intact. Not to mention ACDSee does everything i need.

Tim(non-registered)

I LOVE Kata bags! I came across your site from the link on the Kata product page. I just ordered my third Kata bag last night (3n1 25). Have a DR466 and owned and sold a Bumblbee ultralight (I downsized my kit) but now am tempted by the mini-bee. Nice site you got here. I got a chuckle out of your posts, I too Use Zenfolio, ACDSee (conisdered LR but never made the switch ACDSee processing keeps getting better) and of course also use Kata bags.

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