Want to Buy Wtb camera bag for Mamiya 7

[Doc W]

Can anyone recommend a good camera bag for a Mamiya 7? I usually carry only two lenses: the 80mm and another, depending on my mood. I also carry a Pentax spotmeter, sometimes a small incident meter, several filters, and of course film. I am ok with second-hand in decent condition. I want a backpack style that I can lay flat and open up with access to everything.

 

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[Keith Pitman]

Check Mountainsmith online. They have (or had) a line of photo packs.

Also, f64 has a small camera pack.

 

[craigclu]

I've had mine in an old LowePro Nova 4 AW. 3 lenses, flash, meter, pano kit plus all the odds and ends. It's a bit like it was made for this as everything has a spot and it's surprisingly compact with excellent protection.

 

[RoboRepublic]

I use a tenba skyline 13. Works great, and its a slim profile.

 

[bags27]

Can anyone recommend a good camera bag for a Mamiya 7? I usually carry only two lenses: the 80mm and another, depending on my mood. I also carry a Pentax spotmeter, sometimes a small incident meter, several filters, and of course film. I am ok with second-hand in decent condition. I want a backpack style that I can lay flat and open up with access to everything.

The very best bag I've ever used--and I carry my Mamiya 7 kit in it--is the fantastic, wonderful Shimado bag. The 25 liter would be great for your needs, and it opens just as you want it. But it is very expensive