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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: SengKang
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Hi all,
Nid sum advices on whether to gt case or bag for mine setup. Im having a G9 w ikelite housing,dual tray,z240 strode, ultralight arm and inon macro len. Nid advice on wat kind of cases or bag in the market dats good, if can the model as well coz im gettg the setup juz the day before i go redang....so might hav to buy the case first. Thx ![]() |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 183
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get a pelican case. it should rang from 400-900.
it is good for diving |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Somewhere North
Posts: 2,636
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Pelican is you are willing to spent the money.....
Those ''Lock Lock'' white plastic contenter found in NTUC would works too...... but not too safe for check-in luggage at airport..... If you ever see how they handle your dive gears.... you wouldn't even want your gears to check-in ![]() For 'Lock Lock'..... I mostly bring up the plane with me |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Singapore
Posts: 446
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You can consider backpacks from Lowepro:
http://products.lowepro.com/catalog/...-Camera,16.htm If time permits, you may want to buy your setup before the bag so that it will give you the actual picture of the capacity needed. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Pasir Ris
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Get Storm case from sea & sea. Cheaper.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: SengKang
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HI all,
Thx for the great advice! H2O & Sg, how do u guys transport ur setup? Ive chk w sea & sea storm case im2400 n it cost 285... after the investment in the setup abit dried liao.. ![]() 1)Is storm cheaper to pelican by alot? 2)Weight of the case is a concern coz hand carry weight is limited... so wondering how pro like u guys transport ur DSLR n accessories? 3)Anyone dat got the same setup as me care to share his knowledge. Appreciate all reply thx ![]() |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: New York, Singapore
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your setup is pretty small, and can fit in a shoulder bag. maybe a domke F2 ($180-200), or crumpler 7 million dollar home ($150). if you want cheaper, can try lowepro stealth reporter ($100+). Or maybe lowepro Nova series also cheap.
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Bukit Timah
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my housing, strobe and other stuff are in a cabin sized trolley bag. The prices are dependant on the brand and size. Camera, lens, charger and other stuff is in a lowepro computrekker bag.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Singapore
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I'm using Lowepro CompuTrekker Plus AW, can stuff all my photography gears in it. Cameras, ikelite housing, inon strobe, closeup lenses, WAL, arms, tray, clamps, charger, batteries, accesories, ipod, speakers, laptops, etc.
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I do agree with you. Less hassle and keep your hands more free ... I had struggled to carry a laptop bag, hardcase and my dive bag
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Hardcases don't fit my housings/ports/strobes anymore unless you're talking about the trolley type. So no choice use a normal cabin sized trolley bag. Easier when rolling stuff around too.
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Big branded hardcase = lotsa expensive gears = attracts wrong attention = missing gears? ![]() |
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but i do think the lowepro backpack are really generous in terms of space, you can really put everything inside .... my choice if I wanna get one ...
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Join Date: May 2006
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yea loh. was damn scared when i was forced to check in my housing trolley bag on my flight to cebu on cebu pacific... then at maya jetty the silly porters there opened the back of the car without checking and out tumbled my housing trolley bag onto the floor... #@#@#@#...
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Yup can put lots of stuff plus you can compartmentalize according to your needs. And it's not that expensive. I was put off last time by the sticker price but realised later when asking prices that the shops give a pretty substaintial disc off the retail price.
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