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[MF3D.FORUM:854] Re: What do you carry your cameras in?


  • From: Greg Erker <erker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: [MF3D.FORUM:854] Re: What do you carry your cameras in?
  • Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 14:30:05 -0600

>Seems we've never had much of a discussion regarding camera bags and the
>likes for your medium format stereo equipment. Today is mostly a 35mm
>world, and those old leather bags from the 50's are dreadful.
>
>Since I shoot a lot of nature shots, aluminum cases are too bulky and
>impractical. A friend of mine has a Lowepro Trekker he uses for his 4x5
>stereo. Great pack, but they're currently $200 Cdn. The best I've found for
>myself is a video camera case. It has a Velcro flap, and my Stereo Pro just
>slides in vertically from the top. But there are no pockets for film,
>filters, cable release, meter, etc.
>
>So what do you guys use?

  I have several of the soft insulated lunch
boxes for my various cameras. Sam, you saw the
purple on I use for the SR225. The main compartment
has room for the twin TLR and my little note
book. The pouch on the front has room for my
Polaris light meter, pen, cable release and
lens shades.

  What more could you want. :)

  I think I paid $8 CDN or so at Superstore
(grocery store).

  They have the advantage (I hope ) of
reduced theft potential if I happen to
leave it sitting in my car for example.

Greg