[mhsp1948]

What is a good camera bag for K-1 and three lenses? I have the k-1 and have the 15-30mm f/2.8; 24-70mm f/2.8 and the Rokkinon 85mm f/1.4 and need a good all around camera bag to tote with me each day because my camera always goes with me where ever I go in my car. Just looking for some suggestions and something that will not break the bank, I have spent enough on camera and lenses

[DeadJohn]

Do you prefer a backpack, sling, or messenger style bag? Do you need space for a tripod, and what size of tripod?

If it's mostly for car storage rather than all-day walking, consider the Canon Deluxe Backpack 200 EG. It has ample room, doesn't weigh much, and only costs $40. Get something better if planning hour+ walks; the Canon bag has limited ergonomics.

The LowePro Slingshot series comes in several sizes. I'm not sure which size is best for those 3 lenses, maybe the SlingShot 202 AW. I like sling bags because it's easy to change lenses while wearing the bag. I think around $70 for this bag.

[mhsp1948]

DeadJohn, the bag will be more for just carrying the camera and lenses in the car and only on occasion need to carry the bag. Light tripod if I have to carry the bag. I will look at the slingshot type bag and begin to check things out. Thanks for the starter

[Aryasprayer]

I use this to carry 15-30, 70-200, and 28-105:

The Rolltop: Our Outdoor Camera Backpack | Brevit?

It's a bit cramped because of the 2 big lenses, but works for me

[Heebie]

I use a Lowepro Sling 100 AW. It handles my K-1, 24-70mm, 70-300mm, vertical grip, a set of adapters (1x macro tube, 1.5x and 2.x tele), 50mm, stereo microphone, speedlight, batteries and battery charger (along with remote shutter release, lens pen, back cap, body cap, 8-10 memory cards and a couple of cleaning cloths.)

[Canada_Rockies]

My LowePro Sling 100 AW can hold: K-3 with grip, AA Grip Battery tray in bubble wrap, DA 12-24 or DA* 16-50, FA 100 Macro and DA 55-300. The front pocket holds a Polarizer, spare cards.

Easy to access the lenses, one is mounted on the camera for convenience.

[Parallax]

What is a good camera bag for K-1 and three lenses?

The best bag I can think of for that is my bag.

[Kerrowdown]

What is a good camera bag for K-1 and three lenses?

A mighty big one, as you'll never stop at just three lenses, now you have a K1.

[Canada_Rockies]

A mighty big one, as you'll never stop at just three lenses, now you have a K1.

Removed redundant phrase.
"A might big one, as you'll never stop at just three lenses."

[Kerrowdown]

Removed redundant phrase.

I mean especially so with K1, which appears to make most lenses "faby".

[Parallax]

Camera bags only come in two sizes. Too big to carry around, and too small to hold everything you want to take along.

[Kerrowdown]

Too big to carry around

That's why some come with wheels... like my Pelicans.

[CarlG]

You will never have enough camera bags.

[monochrome]

What is a good camera bag for K-1 and three lenses? I have the k-1 and have the 15-30mm f/2.8; 24-70mm f/2.8 and the Rokkinon 85mm f/1.4 and need a good all around camera bag to tote with me each day because my camera always goes with me where ever I go in my car. Just looking for some suggestions and something that will not break the bank, I have spent enough on camera and lenses

I use a Domke F3-x with the included hand carry strap for a K-1, the three FA Limiteds, the D FA28~105, AF540FGZ and a couple spare batteries. There are two internal lens pockets and a divider to separate the camera from the 28~105 stowed horizontally. The flash and batteries are in the two external pockets. I'm confident you can fit your camera and three lenses in this bag with room to spare.

I also own a LowePro AW100 sling bag that can handle two additional short primes or a 70~200 mounted and the aforementioned 4 lenses.

[Heebie]

Very true. I have my LowePro Slingshot, a Delsey small rucksack (I'ts a little bigger than the LowePro and holds a little more, but isn't a sling) then I have a gargantuan National Geograpic bag that's monstrous and huge, and weighs about 25-30KG fully loaded.
All three bags are generally full, and I shuffle stuff around to the smaller bags as I need it for shoots.
I could really use a couple more of varying sizes, and some hard shell stuff for travel!

You will never have enough camera bags.