
I love geometrically repeating subjects.
I mentioned a while ago that I joined the Think Tank Photo affiliate program, mostly to see what would come of it. So a few weeks ago I found I could add a link to the free bag offer and put it on the sidebar to the right.
The funny thing is I never actually knew what the free bag was until today. So when you buy over $50 of product through the affiliate program (which is pretty much most of the bags) you can get one of the following for free:
- All the Other Stuff ($34.95) — http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_AllThOthrStff.php
If I did not have the Streetwalker backpack I would probably use one of these to hold my accessories. Though it is really only useful if you are using the belt system, otherwise any bag would work.
- Lens Changer 50 ($27.95) — http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_LnsChngr50.php
I use this bag to hold my lenses if I need to throw them loose into another bag, it fits all of my introductory lenses and holds them securely. It also has a rain cover for a bit of extra protection in wet climes.
- Lens Drop In ($34.95) — http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_LnsDrpIn.php
I have handled these when working with Think Tank inventory but I have not used them. I would say they would work well for several small things, feels less protective than the Lens Changer 50.
- Lightning Fast ($35.00) — http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_LghtnngFst.php
Feels just like a Lens Changer in durability and build but for a large flash unit.
If I was to buy a Think Tank bag new I would go with the Lens Changer 50, just for the usability. I know that for some of the lens I bought they did not come with a case of any sort, if they did it was weak and flimsy. Having an extra bit of protection on my lens lets me chuck them into a backpack for the day or the week and not worry too much about them (I try not to sit on them, I don’t think any soft bag would help there).