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Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Home Photo/Laptop Bag - 976cu in

August 22, 2009

If you put ANYTHING in the top flap, you don't get a snug closure.

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Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Home Photo/Laptop Bag - 976cu in

August 22, 2009

My old Leicas would have fit, but my Canon 5D with four lenses means you need a crow bar to get them out. Like ever Crumpler bag I have, they are incredibly well made, but seem to have no concept that they need a little expandability. They make everything VERY tight. Things fit exactly or not at all.

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Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Home Photo/Laptop Bag - 976cu in

August 22, 2009

These are the (very limited) storage compartments just under the top flap.

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Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Bag

Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Home Photo/Laptop Bag - 976cu in

Rating for this product: 3 August 22, 2009

I love and hate Crumpler bags. They're we'll made and nicely laid out, but they had no room. I have a back pack with camera storage in the bottom and bought a Brazillon dollar bag since I always need to travel with a 17 inch laptop and would like to carry my Canon 5D MkII and four lenses with me. Canon does make fat lenses and big lens hoods, and they will fit in the bag. However they are VERY hard to get out (VERY TIGHT FIT). The 17 inch laptop fits, but you can hardly squeeze a few papers or file folder with it. Basically with one small flash, laptop, camera and lenses I am lucky to fit a paperback book in this bag. If it had 15-20% extra room so that the lenses and camera could be accessed it would be wonderful. It WILL fit in an airplane overhead, but not under the seat. It won't hold a pair of headphones so I had to strap them to the outside of the bag. It's very heavy and absolutely not something that you can carry around and shoot from. I end up having to carry a small backpack in my checked luggage for that.

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Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Bag

Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Home Photo/Laptop Bag - 976cu in

Rating for this product: 3 August 22, 2009

I love and hate Crumpler bags. They're we'll made and nicely laid out, but they had no room. I have a back pack with camera storage in the bottom and bought a Brazillon dollar bag since I always need to travel with a 17 inch laptop and would like to carry my Canon 5D MkII and four lenses with me. Canon does make fat lenses and big lens hoods, and they will fit in the bag. However they are VERY hard to get out (VERY TIGHT FIT). The 17 inch laptop fits, but you can hardly squeeze a few papers or file folder with it. Basically with one small flash, laptop, camera and lenses I am lucky to fit a paperback book in this bag. If it had 15-20% extra room so that the lenses and camera could be accessed it would be wonderful. It WILL fit in an airplane overhead, but not under the seat. It won't hold a pair of headphones so I had to strap them to the outside of the bag. It's very heavy and absolutely not something that you can carry around and shoot from. I end up having to carry a small backpack in my checked luggage for that.

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