Thanks Paul. BTW, What's the reference f your Lowepro soft bag? Manuel
-----Mensagem original----- De: Paul Stenquist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada: sábado, 24 de Setembro de 2005 23:48 Para: [email protected] Assunto: Re: Gear transportation My main case is a Pelican 1550. It holds 13 lenses, an A2X-S converter, half a dozen filters, five CF cards, 8 spare AA lithiums, and two *istD bodies with battery grips. I take that on any important shoot. If I'm going out for a walkaround, I frequently take just one camera and a lens or one camera and two lenses with the second lens in a simple lens case. For fun shoots where I want a little more flexibility I take a Lowepro soft bag that can be belted around the waste or hung from a shoulder strap. It can hold one body with battery grip, 3 lenses, five CF cards, and a few filters. It also has loops for a monopod or small tripod. Paul On Sep 24, 2005, at 1:42 PM, Manuel Magalhães wrote: > When I go out to take some pictures, I always have the same dilema, > how many and what sort of lenses must I carry with me in order to face > different kinds of shooting oportunities. MZ-S, 24 and 50 f1.4 with or > without 85, plus filters and of course 360FGZ, multiplier... I think > all of us at least once, faced this dilema. I have two bags, a aw > reporter 400 and a stealth reporter 200 Lowepro. But I always think > they are a bit bulky and eye catching. I read that Godfrey has a small > Billingham, but I don't know what sort of gear does it take. What kind > of small bags do you use and what gear can they take? > > Thanks, > > Manuel >
