Packing problems
Posted 09/08/2010 - 10:14
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Which is the more comfortable to carry? I think that might be the deciding factor if there are only a couple of pounds difference.
Posted 09/08/2010 - 11:08
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Choose the most comfortable. You really won't feel a couple of pounds extra on your back if the back pack is comfortable.
Otherwise consider packing the zoom and/or flash in your pull along, well protected by your clothes.
Otherwise consider packing the zoom and/or flash in your pull along, well protected by your clothes.
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16 years
Glasgow
Taking Camera + zoom lens + 40mm Lens + flash , plus assorted spare cards , flash drive, lens cloths etc etc [ batteries will go in pull along case ] Will also take lappy and a small bag for putting camera in once arrived - this should also take the flash
Just got out the 2 back packs -
a Techair very safe lappy backpack with a very good central compartment plus another one for bits and bobs.
My Lowepro Fastpack 250.
Did a very interesting trial
Weight of Lowepro with camera and gubbins in - 13 pounds [ this did not include the bag for use once at destination. ]
weight of Techair with camera + bag for use with it away, plus the other bits and bobs 11pounds !!
Now the less I have to carry the better. Looks as if the Techair is the winner and believe me I have ensured that the camera is well protected for travel.
Can anyone see any snags with this ?
Of course I still have to put in tickets etc etc - but they will be the same in each backpack. All computer cables , chargers etc will be in the pull along .
I'm travelling from home to London by train , crossing London by public transport to a friend's for 2 nights , then back into St Pancras at silly o'clock for Eurostar to Brussels then local Belgian train to final destination.
proud owner of a couple of cameras and a few bits and bobs