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I started with a Lowepro SlingShot 100 AW Rucksack. This enabled me to carry the camera and lenses in a small rucksack. It is secure on the shoulder if the straps are used correctly. When I want to take a photograph, I unclip the security clip, swing the bag onto my belly (beer bellies can be useful!), remove camera and fit lens. If I know the type of lens I am likely to use, I would fit this before setting out and keep it ready in the bag.

I've since moved on to a Lowepro Slingshot 300 so I can keep all my gear in one place. Have a look at the Digital Photo website. It's packed with information (bit slow to load sometimes) from proper photographers.

http://www.photoanswers.co.uk/Home/

When changing lenses outdoor, make sure you follow a procedure to minimise the risk of dirt in the camera. This is why good cleaning kits (including an air blower) and camera bags are useful.

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Hi Gerald

Good advice so far, I always fit a UV filter to any lens for protection.
As for carrying. Well if I am going somewhere and I know I will definitely or very probably will need a few lenses and gizmos then I take everything in my Lowepro backpack.
If I am just going out for a general walk or cycle ride then I take my wife's Panasonic Lumix compact to save weight Smile

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