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mantra
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 07:46
Hi
today while i was going down close to a river to make some shoots
i was sliding & i did fall down with my camera over some ice
i had my camera inside a lowepro like this http://www.lowepro.com/Products/Toploading/classic/Topload_Zoom_1.aspx
the camera seems to work well
but i'm not a pro
how can i test my camera if the bitt did damage my camera
thanks
EpHeSuS
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 07:56
How to test it? Use it ;)
Collin85
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 08:20
i had my camera inside a lowepro like this http://www.lowepro.com/Products/Toploading/classic/Topload_Zoom_1.aspx
the camera seems to work well
Well there you go! Should be fine.
mantra
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 10:10
had u live my experience ?:mad: :rolleyes:
farrukh
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 10:29
I guess your safe on this one. It Should be ok as Its quite safe bag.
Eagle
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 11:08
I've dropped mine a few times. The farthest it's fell in the bag is about 5-1/2 feet, damn cat somehow pushed the bag off the top of my gun safe. Heard the thud when it hit the floor. All you can do is shoot a few shots and see if everything seems OK, then look for the cat :cool:.
tjrenegade
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 11:25
I've dropped mine a few times. The farthest it's fell in the bag is about 5-1/2 feet, damn cat somehow pushed the bag off the top of my gun safe. Heard the thud when it hit the floor. All you can do is shoot a few shots and see if everything seems OK, then look for the cat :cool:.
I thinkI would be looking to shoot the cat with something other than the camera:lol:
SoaringUSAEagle
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 11:27
Sounds like ya lucked out. If its inside the bag it should be able to withstand the fall easily. Glad it all seems to be ok.
mantra
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 11:50
I've dropped mine a few times. The farthest it's fell in the bag is about 5-1/2 feet, damn cat somehow pushed the bag off the top of my gun safe. Heard the thud when it hit the floor. All you can do is shoot a few shots and see if everything seems OK, then look for the cat :cool:.
and what happen?:rolleyes:
was your camera safe?
Sounds like ya lucked out. If its inside the bag it should be able to withstand the fall easily. Glad it all seems to be ok.
which bag do u use?
i did use
lowepro topload on my shoulder NOT Topload Zoom Chest Harness
http://www.lowepro.com/Products/Toploading/classic/Topload_Zoom_1.aspx
jiggling_john
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 12:13
Do a focus chart test to make sure your lenses didnt suffer. If it doesnt show any strange behaviour, focuses fine and takes pictures then don't worry.
Eagle
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 12:32
and what happen?:rolleyes:
was your camera safe?
Camera was fine, no damage done. The cat ended up getting a pardon and survived also.
Accentor
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 13:12
You don't say which camera or lens you have. The main danger is a big, heavy lens where the lens-body mount is the weak link. A short lens on any Canon body properly stashed in the Lowepro bag should survive.
Colin
SoaringUSAEagle
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 13:59
I use a tamrac expedition 5
Hellashot
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 18:53
Hi
today while i was going down close to a river to make some shoots
i was sliding & i did fall down with my camera over some ice
i had my camera inside a lowepro like this http://www.lowepro.com/Products/Toploading/classic/Topload_Zoom_1.aspx
the camera seems to work well
but i'm not a pro
how can i test my camera if the bitt did damage my camera
thanks
I know someone who had her XTi fall out of a cheap bag from about 4.5 feet onto asphalt. Lukily it hit onthe corner of the body and not on the lens mount. Camera is just fine.
Collin85
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 18:55
had u live my experience ?:mad: :rolleyes:
No, but if your camera 'seems to work well'.. chances are it's fine, right?
Think about it dude! :rolleyes:;)
ijohnson
14th of January 2007 (Sun), 19:21
I've watched my Lowepro bag full of equipment go down many a hill and drop down steps. I don't even flinch. Those bags are very well designed and the cameras and lenses are built solidly.
There are many horror stories though.
mantra
15th of January 2007 (Mon), 05:58
I've watched my Lowepro bag full of equipment go down many a hill and drop down steps. I don't even flinch. Those bags are very well designed and the cameras and lenses are built solidly.
There are many horror stories though.
which bag do u have? did save your backside your bag?
i have a topload
ijohnson
15th of January 2007 (Mon), 10:35
which bag do u have? did save your backside your bag?
i have a topload
Computrekker AW
mantra
15th of January 2007 (Mon), 11:08
Computrekker AW
but is for computer?
ijohnson
15th of January 2007 (Mon), 11:47
but is for computer?
A camera, 5 lenses, 2 flashes, and yes, a computer.
mantra
15th of January 2007 (Mon), 12:07
A camera, 5 lenses, 2 flashes, and yes, a computer.
awesome
i want to buy it!
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