User Reviews for Billingham Packington (Digital camera cases) at TestFreaks.com

AlexS, B&H Photo

30 July 2008

Summary: Today there is plenty of gear on the market to carry your gear disassembled. However, there are actually very few carry systems that could take a large DSLR with battery...
Pros: Comfortable, Easily Accessible Equipment, Lightweight, Strong Construction
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Photography Review

19 October 2001

Summary: Purchased (£115) to carry a combination of formats, Bronica ETRSi and Canon EF systems. Easily able to accomodate both.
Pros: Adaptability, from a small outfit with travel / business material to a semi pro set up, will swallow it all. Excelent protection and security.
Cons: Shoulder strap, remains stiff and cuts in under heavy loads even with padded section, light colour can show marks easily. Tends to sit away from body rather than "moul...
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Photography Review

19 June 2001

Summary: For what I paid, it included shipping, tripod straps, backpacking harness and the luggage tag. The bag itself comes with the shoulder pad and waist strap.
Pros: Quality, size, design...and the list goes on.
Cons: None
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Photography Review

9 June 2001

Summary: With ever stricter airline carry-on regulation, this slimline bag is a welcome addition. The top load format is fast to access, and it it offers absolutely excellent...
Pros: Slimline, Soft interior, Soft, durable exterior, Grade AAA+++ construction, Surprisingly voluminous
Cons: None
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Wei the Casual shooter, wexphotographic.com

14 December 2012

Summary: Use it everyday in the streets and it cant get any better. The canvas looks very classic and it does not look like a camera bag at all.
Pros: Comfortable Strap, Durable, Good Protection
Cons: Too Bulky
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