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from Palo Alto, CA on 3/30/2009
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
Veeery nice bag. Doesn't seem to be a photo bag from the exterior so it's safer from thieves.
The only downparts: it doesn't fit my 70-200 f4 mounted in the body, and the velcros are super noisy.
from Cupertino,CA on 1/21/2009
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
I first bought the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar Home but although I could have use it, my first instinct told me that it may be too small if I wanted to bring something extra even if it's something basic. If I were to bring just the 5D MarkII and the 24-105 4L lens and some small things like a blower and some cleaning cloth, that would be ok with the 5MDH but since I wanted to bring a Flash and a blower and wanted some extra room, I ordered the 6MDH as well and returned the 5MDH.
It's perfect for a walk around bag with the essentials.
from CT on 7/23/2008
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
Took this bag on a long trip recently. Accommodated D300 plus 80-200 mm lens nicely and there was room for a small pair of binoculars and incidental items--extra batteries, filters, and small personal items. Looks more like a general purpose bag than a camera bag so it offers a little security as well. Highly recommended.
from Vancouver, BC on 7/14/2008
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
Very nice bag, robust. The gear fits well and feels well protected. Good quality and materials, the strap is wide and I like the "easy sliding padding" *feature*. Anyway, good bag but kinda on a fat side. Highly recommended.
from Switzerland on 6/27/2008
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
The 6MDH is not available here in Switzerland. Nevertheless, although shipping from US and especially the horrend Swiss custom/taxes double the final price it's still worth it for me.Only problem so far: there were no 6 Million $ inside, nor do I have them do really test if they really fit into the bag ... :)
actual use for EOS 40D and gear
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from SoCal on 5/8/2008
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
I got this bag with the intention of future expansion. It's a good size; my girlfriend commented about how good my "man bag" looks. I only have a 450D and 17-50 Tamron at the moment, but I'll be getting a 70-200 and 1 or 2 more prime lenses later. This should fit all of those well. I don't think it'll fit a flash as well, but it should be able to hold 2 lenses plus a flash easily. I like the extra pockets to hold cleaning tools and extra batteries/memory cards. My only current caveat is the excess on the velcro with the buckle for the main flap. I can see this as a good security deterrent, but otherwise it can be a nuisance. I may get something to cover the velcro so I can just use the buckle unless I go in a crowded area.
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from New Jersey on 2/12/2007
Comments about Crumpler Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag, Color: Black / Gun Metal / Lite Grey:
I wanted a bag that wasn't too techie-looking yet would protect my gear. The 6-million Dollar Crumpler fits the bill just right. It works well for storing my SLR with a couple of lenses, charger, cables, etc. and just as well for transporting gear when I don't need to lug the charger, etc. around.