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Looks the goods as a great camera backpack. Too big for legal Airline carry on, but what bag holding a 600/4 is.
Andy didn't miss us on the price!! Geez............that's nearly A$700 here!!
That is not a casual backpack !!!! Andy has some special requirements and I'm sure that fits all of them !! Fine looking unit !!
Never said is was, it's certainly not a casual price! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfred Forns
The Think Tank Airport Security bag will handle the 600 f/4 with hood and can be carried on most domestic flights. I took mine to Utah this winter and packed the 600 f/4, 500 f/4, 400 f/5.6, 70-200 f/4, 1D Mark III, and 50D with room to spare. It slipped right in to the overhead bin.
486.9025 US dollars. :)
Now THAT's a backpack!
Looks way to close to what I had to lug around for a career in the Army. :O
Wow! I guess that sounds great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug Brown
In my more mobile days I used a climbing (pro) rucksack to carry my 500mm F4 and camera by placing them into my winter use sleeping bag.
My tripod, monopod went into a plastic tube on the top of the rucksack which had the added advantage of not allowing the rucksack to hit the ground/ice if I fell over.
Old fashioned, but it worked and was a lot less cumbersome than the one advertised.
I posted recently a photo that I believe that folk thought was a bit of a joke, but in 1980 on a trek to the bottom of K2 we used several Yaks to carry our film and still camera equipment with us, I highly recomend this method to avoid altitude sickness and falls.
Andy Rouse is a great shooter. I know I'm gonna get slammed for this - but this bag fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down... twice:) BUT, it's PROBABLY very functional:) Sorry, just sayin' what some of us are thinking. Not saying I could design anything better though.
