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Well, my husband has lots of boring bags, but a co-worker loves Crumpler - they at least have more color than Lowe:p

 

http://www.crumpler.com/us/Camera-Bags/Camera-Bags.html?LanguageCode=EN

 

That same co-worker also told me about BBP (Bum Backpacks) We both have messenger bag versions, but they have a couple options for DSLRs too: http://www.bbpbags.com/dslrslinger.html

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Well, my husband has lots of boring bags, but a co-worker loves Crumpler - they at least have more color than Lowe:p

 

http://www.crumpler.com/us/Camera-Bags/Camera-Bags.html?LanguageCode=EN

 

That same co-worker also told me about BBP (Bum Backpacks) We both have messenger bag versions, but they have a couple options for DSLRs too: http://www.bbpbags.com/dslrslinger.html

 

I bought a backpack bag similar to the second one on Ebay. It was less expensive than any in the "Mart" stores and it works great. It has space for my camera, large lense (could hold two), and all my gadgets.

It's gone on 2 cruises with me and numerous trips.

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Can anyone suggest an attractive camera bad for a DSLR and a few lenses. I need something that is a decent size but am having a hard time finding something not boring.

 

I want to use a very boring bag.

 

I do not want it to attract attention and become a target.

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I want to use a very boring bag.

 

I do not want it to attract attention and become a target.

 

A lot of the fun new camera bags don't look like camera bags - I like that. I like that you can also buy inserts and turn lots of other bags into camera bags with appropriate protection.

 

But the key will always be vigilance and awareness - whether you have a basic black bag or something fun in lime:D

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I want to use a very boring bag.

 

I do not want it to attract attention and become a target.

 

I hear ya. I don't need it to advertise "expensive camera equipment" but am looking for the protection factor. I have a Dooney and Bourke diaper bag that I am tempted to try inserts in to see if I could make it work. I am not ready to retire that bag...I love it. But am not sure how well the inserts will work in it.

 

Thanks for the suggestions so far. Keep 'em coming :)

 

One I came across yesterday is here:

http://kellymoorebag.com/

 

Pricey, but nice.

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I use inserts in Timbuk2 bags. Plenty of room for camera, 2 lenses, a hood, extra batteries, memory, a P&S, & battery chargers. I don't carry the chargers when out on excursions, but getting to the port I might throw them in there.

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I use inserts in Timbuk2 bags. Plenty of room for camera, 2 lenses, a hood, extra batteries, memory, a P&S, & battery chargers. I don't carry the chargers when out on excursions, but getting to the port I might throw them in there.

Timbuk2 actually has a camera/messenger bag now, the Snoop Messenger. Looks like one of their "normal" messengers, but it has the insert to use with your camera stuff. I have a customized TB2 messenger bag (thanks to a Groupon deal last winter) and I'd sure like to have the insert for it!!

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