I like the Tumi Alpha Bravo line a lot, Deepak. Not sure if the 15.2" will fit though, it says up to 15"...

That Tumi is hot. Will see if I can check it out in person.

I don't particularly want to go down the sleeve + any bag route.

New bags added to the Think Tank retrospective lineup. There is now a "7" which is very similar in size to the "10" but now has an official pocket to carry the ipad or 11" Air.

http://www.arminblog.com/2012/04/20/think-tank-photo-retrospective-7/

New bags added to the Think Tank retrospective lineup. There is now a "7" which is very similar in size to the "10" but now has an official pocket to carry the ipad or 11" Air.

http://www.arminblog...etrospective-7/

Are you getting one, Shelly?

Edited April 25, 201214 yr by Salt Peanuts

Probably... ok, most likely will get one (in Pinestone, not the new color) and sell the 10. I was thinking of getting the Urban Disguise for the purpose but I think this will work better. Maybe I should get both and compare though.

Get both, obviously.

I wish more of their bags came in Pinestone as I really like the color a lot more than black (or new Blue Slate for that matter). Though I guess my Speed Freak would look weird in that color.

Speaking of 10, how much can/do you fit in there?

Edited April 25, 201214 yr by Salt Peanuts

http://jumpfrompaper.com/

Not a drawing. A photograph.

I need a new camera bag. Something sturdy and compact. Like me.

Shoulder or sling would be good.

btw, I hate my Crumpler.

domke f4?

Dinny: I really love the Think Tank Retrospective 5 and 10. Much better quality and comfort than my old Crumpler. If you wanted some thing really compact, you could get away with the 5 but it won't hold much more than the 10. The 10 will give you lots of room for camera, lenses, flash etc. I found that the 20 was much too large for me. Think Tank products are really great. If you want to also carry an ipad or 11" Air, you might want to wait for the 7.

http://www.thinktankphoto.com/categories/shoulder-bags/retrospective.aspx

red oxx gator with mountainsmith padded insert

I have the tenba discovery photo laptop messenger and absolutely love it. The camera sections lifts out completely for when you want to pack for a couple of nights and want to take your laptop but no camera (business trip etc). Completely packed it held my 13"MBA, charger, d7000 (without the vertical grip) with a rokinon 35mm/1.4 (big ass lens), nikkor 50mm/1.8, sigma 30mm/forget f stop, a couple of notebooks, assortment of pens, pencils, wallet, phone, jh16. Oddly enough it wasn't bad at all to walk around with.

http://www.tenba.com/collections/discovery.aspx

Edited May 19, 201214 yr by crappyjones123

dinny ... get your skinny Irish ass down to B&H and check out a bunch in person. From personal experience, I'll 2nd the Think Tank Retro 5 - 10 and Gator with insert, and switch up the Domke to the F-3x.

Kata MiniBee-111 DSLR and 13" Laptop Backpack for $150 + free shipping

Adorama offers the Kata MiniBee-111 UL DSLR Camera and 13" Laptop Backpack, model no. KT-UL-MB-111-B, for $149.99 with free shipping. That's the lowest total price we could find by $150. This bag can accommodate a digital SLR, 35mm, or digital video camera, up to five lenses, and a laptop with up to a 13" screen. It also features smaller compartments for accessories such as a water bottle, phone, or wallet.

For me , I like the Urban Design better than the Retrospective. Both excellent bags. The UD is just more my style, though it's a bit harder to access.

Pictures please!!!

Anyone happen to know of someone wanting to get rid of a Tom Bihn ID bag for a decent price? I've watched a few on Ebay but haven't pulled the trigger. I think I'm going to try it out at this point though, and just looking to save some money at this point from buying new

I love mine.

I love mine as well.

Shelly, what's your verdict on the ThinkTank bags?

I didn't get the Retrospective 7 before leaving. I am not sure about the UD 50 though - it seems so giant briefcase like and really heavy (even empty). I'd probably only use that for traveling though and keep the Retrospective 7/10 and 5 for everyday around town stuff. I'll have to load it up and see how it carries.

Yeah, the 50 seems pretty big. You might like the 40.

I'm thinking of getting this for interviews, any experience with the brand, RoadPro?

As someone who does an awful lot of interviews, I don't see the value in you having a briefcase

Some place to keep my resume's, references, etc.?