Quote (Chantal7 @ Aug 16 2010 08:58pm)
The things I didn't like about the lowepro was:
- I couldn't just fit it over my shoulder comfortably... it is a bag that is meant to be strapped and buckled in, not like a back pack.
- It was annoying getting my camera in/out due to the way the front opened
- Didn't like the way the front opened
- Couldn't carry a tripod
- Once full, it's kind of heavy and annoying to lug around all the time
So far, the things I like about the DA bag are:
- it's red inside!
- Holds a tripod
- Seems to be okay carrying it, not 100% sure though.
- Like the better opening for access to all your lenses
- Camera is easy to get.
Bag things about the DA bag compared to my other one:
- It is smaller in size, but I want it smaller just to hold what I NEED. I don't really need to carry every single lens I have. I only carry two for sure.
- Haven't found anything yet other than it's not for you if you have big lenses/lots to carry
I will upload pics of the difference.
Yeah I gotta agree with all the things that you dislike about the Lowepro. I definitely don't feel comfortable walking around for hours with it over my shoulder

and I had such hard time trying to get a second camera out of the bag when already having a camera around my shoulder

and the main reason why I haven't used my tripod since last year is because it wouldn't fit into the bag...
So far I like what said about the DA bag BUT the smaller size is a major disappointment because I do hope to get larger lenses in the future lol. Well let's see how you will like the DA bag once you have got a EF 24-70 f2.8L lens and if you still won't have any complaints then I will probably get one too
