Bag suggestion

I have the 20. Won't fit an ipad but it is a great value and a great bag. The 30 might work for you.

http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/mirrorlessmover30i.aspx

 

I have a Think Tank 5; don't know if an iPad would fit, but I love it for my E-M5.

 

An iPad won't fit in a TT Retro5, but should in a Retro7. Similar styled option to the Retro's is the Lowepro Pro messenger series.


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I have the thinktank 30i and think the Ipad would fit.

 

I have a LowePro Messenger 150 that works nicely with my tablet, E-PM2 and several lenses.

 

Billingham Hadley small, you will hardly find better fit for this job.

 

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It's a bit pricey, but if you want the smallest and highest quality bag that fits an iPad and is an exceptional match for an m43 system, the Hadley Small is it.

I personally use a Billingham Hadley Pro which is one size larger and for years, I avoided buying one because of it's price. I bought one two years ago and am now wondering why it took so long. I could have saved more money by buying one initially instead of going thru a bunch of other bags that are either long gone or haven't seen use since I bought the Billingham.

 

Just in case you have an iPad Mini, a perfect bag would be the Ona Bowery. Again, not cheap, but cheaper than the Billingham Hadley Small.

The bag will fit a regular iPad but will not be covered completely.

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May I suggest a F-Stop bag? Or perhaps Retrospective from ThinkTank.

 

The Bowery is a bag I jones over, but it has the least chance of being appropriate or practical for my gear.

As to the brown bag question, I believe it is the Tamrac Apache.

 

TT Mirrorless Mover i30 is my daily carry. Holds an iPad, plus any of the m43 cameras (I have GX7 & E-M1), plus 2-4 lenses, or other stuff. It's quite light and despite being padded enough for me it actually molds a bit to the body if the iPad is not in the internal sleeve. I've been using it pretty continuously when I have the iPad with me since last October.

Any bag which is large enough to handle an iPad needs to be at least as wide and within an inch as tall as the i30. The top slopes down away from your body, so the part against your body is the tallest part and is where the iPad lives.

FWIW, when I'm not carrying the iPad, I prefer the TT Hubba Hubba Hiney, which is essentially the same width and depth but isn't high enough to handle the iPad. I can put the same camera & lens gear in both bags.

 

I use a regular messenger bag, usually a Rickshaw Bag Zero Messenger, and a Crumpler insert.

 

I used the Bowery with an iPad Mini for quite a while. To keep it protected, I made an insert to go inside, which worked perfectly:

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The Timbuk2 Snoop XS will fit a regular size iPad nicely -- however, there isn't any padding in the back of the bag, so the only thing protecting the iPad will be the fabric of the bag.

An iPad with a relatively slim case on it might fit. All I have on mine is the smart cover, and it wasn't a tight fit in the XS.

 

I would look at a Domke F-803 or J-803. They are good looking bags, and an iPad will fit in the back pocket.

 

That's what I have and I agree. I carry my em10 with 12-40 in there along with a 17 1.8 and the 40-150. I could easily fit another prime with the 17 and my 10 inch tablet fits in the back pocket.

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How do you fit an iPad into your Hadley small?


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