Big enough for small and large excursions

When I grew up with my EOS 450D kit lens, I used at the beginning still a small bag, which was actually intended for the Canon FS100 my girlfriend. As in the life of aspiring DSLR Kni (r) PSE (r) n is so, it does not take long, because we have here a filter as a lens, there to buy an external flash and one more lens elsewhere. Where to put it?

I needed a new bag, large it should be, but not as huge as the Canon gadget that would be my turn too unwieldy. So middle class ... I opted for the Lowepro Nova 180 AW.

And to get equal time to the essential, here a list of the things that I rumschleppe in my pocket with me:

DSLR:
- Canon EOS 450D

Lenses:
- Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS
- Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS
- Canon EF 50 1.8mm (Version I)

Lens hoods:
- Canon ET-60
- Canon EW-60C
- Canon ES-65

External flash:
- Canon 430EX II

Filters:
- 2 x Canon UV filter
- 1 x Marumi DHG polarizing filter

Chargers:
- Canon LC E5E + power cord
- Battery-Trainer / charger: AV4m + Power Supply

Trigger:
- Canon RS60-E3 (cable)
- Delamax IR (infrared)

Other Accessories:
- Lowepro SLR Belt transporters
- Delamax Diffusorbox
- Retro Adapter + Protection Ring
- 12 x AA Eneloop
- 12 x AA 2950mAh noname
- 1 x Canon LP-E5 (in the camera) + 4 x Ansmann - yeah I know you do not need as many :)
- Delamax bellows
- Microfibre cloth
- Removable (on the camera angschraubt) from the tripod
- 1 rear lens cover (if one time lost)
- Bayonet cap from the camera
- Hama 1000 1 memory card reader / writer including USB cable

Conclusion: The DSLR, 3 lenses, 1 Flash and plenty of accessories. The bag is indeed now really full - it fits more purely nothing major - but which also? That will probably be my equipment in the coming months and therefore I have found the perfect bag. But 1 lens would still fit, then have the Chargers out :) otherwise, who in about the same facilities as I did, I can recommend this bag highly enough.