I have a tactical shoulder/messenger style bag that keep my cameras in, or a back pack if I am going to need a hoodie.
This is the bag I use.
http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-Fun...3&sr=8-1&keywords=black+tactical+shoulder+bag
That is actually pretty cool and must make it a lot easier to switch to a different lens or grab something pretty quickly
I have a tactical shoulder/messenger style bag that keep my cameras in, or a back pack if I am going to need a hoodie.
This is the bag I use.
http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-Fun...3&sr=8-1&keywords=black+tactical+shoulder+bag
I ended up getting this same bag last week, haven't used it yet and will give it its first test run next week at Legoland and Disney :happy: Should be big enough for what I need it for during the day. At night with tripod is another story lol
So... have used the bag yet?
Used it today as a matter of fact and loved it. The main pocket is large enough for my camera with lens attached and then the side pocket I had an extra lens. Loved all the pockets and as enough for all my other stuff. Very happy with this and glad you recommended it. :thumbs:
So I've recently acquired a Canon Rebel T5i, and I can't wait to use this bad boy for HHN!
Rebel T3.
Have you taken it out for spin yet around the house, lol? Curious to see how much better the IQ and noise is since your T3 took some great night shots
A little bit. I just got it last night, so I was just getting a feel for the settings and basics first. I'm going to take it up to my friend's mom's house up near Jupiter. Can get some awesome photos there and really test the low-light stuff.