dangie
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Does anyone have a K10D and use the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini shoulder bag?
Looking at the measurements of the K10D and the Lowepro, it should fit ok with the standard kit lens. Has anyone tried it with the 50-200 zoom?
Thanks
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Monobod
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Try phoning Park Cameras, they are usually very helpful.
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dangie
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Thanks Monobod
I actually had the camera from Park Cameras so will do as you suggest.
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Done&rundleCams
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Quote:
Does anyone have a K10D and use the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini shoulder bag?
Looking at the measurements of the K10D and the Lowepro, it should fit ok with the standard kit lens. Has anyone tried it with the 50-200 zoom?
Thanks
Hi D_G,
Firstly, are you using the K10D w/ the VG/BP; because if you are , IMO, the camera
will not fit due to size constraints  However, I would recommend the
LowePro Cirrus 140 -- BUT .... I would not recommend the way that LowePro has the gear loaded  I would suggest
placing the camera (and lens) in a horizontal position with the (camera) grip facing upwards and
lens facing the divider. Also, you should have enough room to fit the DA 50-200 in the remaining
space in the bag  The only cavaet I would suggest, is that is you do have the grip .... you will be
looking at a larger bag regardless of what style you pursue 
**EDIT** The best way to find a bag is to take your gear to your local shop and check out what bag
fits your gear most easily and is in your budget **EDIT**
Also, when checking out the Cirrus 140 bag, go to "View 2" and see what camera they are using
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Jack
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Edited by Done&rundleCams (08/05/2008 16:37)
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dangie
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Thanks Jack
I have a larger Tamrac bag that I take when I need to have more gear with me. What I was after was a small(ish) toploading style shoulder bag that will take the K10D body fitted with either of the lenses mentioned when I just want to go for a short walk.
A visit to the shops is the next step.
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