Scott, he has been already eyeing my DA*60-250 , this is the pose where he is already thinking hmmm dad has got a more tempting camera and lens than mine. lol

one more on this set

Thanks Tel

Thank you so much for the input Tel and Cliff . Is this what you mean with the crop?

It certainly brings the little one closer and much nicer to look at the image , like it very much

Another attempt with the DA*60-250 as a walkabout lens.
C&C wanted please.

Taken at 200mm focal length at 1/250 exposure, f4.5 and ISO 200

Same here, word for word as above, oh and Good luck

Paul, this is a very powerful image. Like all your images this one too transmits emotion immediately.
Very well composed in my view and absolutely fascinating. Your B&W images truly stand out

Hi Danny

Seems like I am really leaning towards that, , good thing you just confirmed it to me and you are using one as you mentioned.

So its not only me finding the Kata a top notch bag is it? . They really designed it so well, and when I go running all I need to carry will be just the K20 with the 60-250 attached and the 16-45mm. And then just my water bottle, but even if the water bottle doesn't fit in I can find other ways to carry my drink , but if it goes on the top compartment then its really a bonus. So your camera fits quite nice and snuggly on the side of the 3N1-30? It doesn't feel to bulky?

I know this is a well debated and discussed subject, and I come back to it after having already 2 bags and each one for different purposes. Started with the Kata 3N1-20 which I loved and still love it, its just so nicely and supremely disigned, but then when I acquired the DA*300 I had to get something to fit the kit in. In came the Tamrac Expedition 6X. A very lovely and great bag too, and although it is sufficient for my kit I still hold on to my Kata for occasions that I dont need to carry any longer lenses.

That was until I got the DA*60-250. This lens has become a constant companion now for my outings and I really would love a bag that could carry the body attached to it. The bag I am looking for is something that will secure the camera and the lens well enough but at the same time as light as possible under the circumstances and that I can carry on my back comfortably. I go for early morning runs on certain days of the week and am just wondering if someone has any opinions or advice on something that could suit this purpose. The Tamrac is just too bulky to carry it on my back and go running. Walking with it is fine, but covering 10 to 15 miles on a run it definitely is not suitable.

If I could get something that is easy to carry and at the same time has an easy way to pull out my camera out of the bag for occasional shots it would really be ideal.

I am starting to think that this next bag might make my cherished Kata redundant. I just wished that the lens would fit it in there, but seems it doesn't, have tried various options and it just doesn't do it.

Any advice or recommendations greatly appreciated

Amin

Yes Scott, do tell, where?