Bag for Hasselblad

[Magic2007]

Hello everyone,
Can someone please recommend a camera bag for my Hasselblad 503cw + 80mm + 1 extra a12 back and a few films?
I have seen a lot of bags the last 3-4 days, but I can't find any "good" Im looking for a compact minimalistic and simple but good quality bag in leather.

Thank you

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

Billingham 335 would be a good choice.

 

[Double Negative]

Crumpler messenger bag, such as the Six and Seven Million Dollar Home. Easy to work out of, configurable, inexpensive.

 

[mgb74]

My Hasselblad is in an older Kiwi bag. Best way to describe it is that it's a bit longer (including the pockets at each end) and a bit narrower than a shoebox. It's the best bag I've found for my Hasselblad and my Hasselblad is the only camera that really fits well in it. The body sits flat on it's base. Body/back/lens plus one additional lens fits in main compartment, 2nd back in one pocket, meter in other pocket.

Minimalistic and simple, but not leather.

 

[benjiboy]

Leather is a very poor material for camera bags, it's heavy and gets even heavier when wet, and the chemicals that are used to tan the leather don't do photographic equipment a lot of good.

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[pgomena]

Original Domke bag. Solid canvas construction that will last for years.

 

[benjiboy]

Original Domke bag. Solid canvas construction that will last for years.

That's what I usually use, it's military grade cotton canvas and breathable.

 

[Sirius Glass]

I like the Tamrac 750 and 752 Super Packs if you can still find them. They load from the top and they have a belt to transfer the weight to the hips.

 

[Magic2007]

Thank you for all recommendations i'll search on these bags, benjiboy, I just removed the "leather" word from my bag list you are correct, i didnt think that way.
I like army/military style bags vintage stuff. Thank you.

 

[Mark_S]

Magic
I have several different bags for my Hassy kit, and which bag I use depends on where I am going and what I am carrying, but most recently I have been using a Tamrac Velocity (7X?) sling pack most often. I have a couple of the MAP lens cases which can attach to the outside of the bag if the load is a bit larger, or go inside if I am not carrying as much. I routinely pack the bag with the body (503CX) two backs, a set of filters, the 80mm and 150mm lenses and 6-10 rolls of film. By rearranging I can add the flash, or a 50mm lens, or both. Lots of versatility, but not the prettiest bag.

 

[Sirius Glass]

I like the Tamrac 750 and 752 Super Packs if you can still find them. They load from the top and they have a belt to transfer the weight to the hips.

I can carry my 503, 4 backs, 80mm, 50mm, 150mm and 250mm lenses, filters, film and a whole bunch of stuff.

 

[jerrybro]

I'm using a Domke F2 for my Blad. I'd love leather but it is not practical for me.

 

[benjiboy]

Thank you for all recommendations i'll search on these bags, benjiboy, I just removed the "leather" word from my bag list you are correct, i didnt think that way.
I like army/military style bags vintage stuff. Thank you.

I use a Domke F2 in olive drab you can't get much more military than that.

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[ggervais]

Mais non! For zee Hasselblad you need zee Louis Vuitton camera bag, mon cher! Anything else she is garbage...

http://www.louisvuitton.com/front/#...gs/products/Camera-Bag-DAMIER-GRAPHITE-N58027

 

[RalphLambrecht]

I agree,mine is20 yearsold,has traveled to three continents with me, is easy to access and still looks pretty good;beats the Hasselblad sprofessional suit case I bought for $500 at the same time;much harder to move around and get into a plane.