ady said:I'm assuming that flying to the UK and US now... no hand-carry luggage? Anyone flying to these places soon and how are you storing/packing your camera gear to bring along?
satch said:for flights from singapore to asian countries e.g. thailand, hk, china - is there any restrictions on hand-luggage?
i can't imagine packing my beloved slr and lens in a box and trusting the luggage handlers to take care of them!
AReality said:When they decide to use the same method on subways, dun think about travelling in the MRT without a transparent barang-barang bag.
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kiwitan said:tanks to these xtremist bustards can photograpic equipments will be no more be hand carryed on to the pane anymore since the electronic from camera body/flesh can trigger a spark to explore
kiwitan said:tanks to these xtremist bustards can photograpic equipments will be no more be hand carryed on to the pane anymore since the electronic from camera body/flesh can trigger a spark to explore
Your camera in check in luggage must be able to withstand the freezing teperatures!ricohflex said:Confirm.
It is in the newspapers today. ST.
The days of hand carrying expensive cameras on flights are over.
You can store camera in luggage.
It can be checked in.
Luggage can and do get lost. Or items stolen. Or sent mistakenly to another country (not the one you are touring).
They are ALWAYS thrown around by fed-up overworked baggage handlers.
If travelling to Indonesia and their customs staff check that you have an extremely expensive camera in the luggage, well you know what is likely to happen.
Don't try putting in your $$$Gold M6 and mint $$$ lenses into checked-in luggage.
From now on bring only extremely cheap and small cameras for tours.
Del_CtrlnoAlt said:should get Lowepro to redesign their bags already, using transparent PVC, no sponge, use air cushioning, meaning a lighter overall bag... limited super exclusive edition... Helium filled bag...
anybody into making bags? any idea if its feasible? :sweatsm:
trd2970 said:read somewhere that the terrorists were thinking of using the flash from a disposable camera to trigger off the explosives... ...wow...
If this level of alert sustains till the IMF/WB event to be hosted here nxt mth, there will be thousands of overseas visitors and journalists who will be in dire need of photographic equipment. Rental business eh, and perhaps they can outsource their photograhic needs to us! Anyone enterprising and resourceful enough to organise a consortium? Someone with contact with foreign press will be ideal.hongsien said:Your camera in check in luggage must be able to withstand the freezing teperatures!
Alternatively: buy a new camera everytime you go travelling from the UK to the US .
Or buy a new camera in the US, and sell before flying back.........or avoid going to the UK at all. Unless, we also can't bring hand carry luggage in other flights???
I think this is all a scam of the camera producers to rigg up camera sales!
HS
sling it around your neck and board the flight lor...dun even need bag..=)hASHbrown_kopitiam said:Argh.... super duper bad news....I'm going Scotland n Sweden in Oct... confirm cannot hand carry my precious camera...dun feel safe to store camera in check in...
OMG!!! I want to take photos!!! Bloody terrorists... :cry:
+evenstar said:sling it around your neck and board the flight lor...dun even need bag..=)
+evenstar said:sling it around your neck and board the flight lor...dun even need bag..=)
Del_CtrlnoAlt said:Gentlemen... no more taking pics out the air craft window... please fasten your safety belt & hope there is inflight entertainment... oh ya... did u check in your mobile phone, ipod, and laptop, otherwise we have to handcuff u all the way to the destination...