Show us your coolest accessory.

Ha too funny!

Makes me feel better about the price I paid for a Think Tank bag.

That'll take up several overhead bins.

Yup that's a pretty cool camera bag!
Unfortunately mine is only a paltry Skoda Rapid (why did they call it Rapid - it isn't!). However it does take 2 Lowepro Super Trekkers, a large sling bag, a mid size Tamrac backpack, 3 large tripods, heads, boots, cold weather gear etc, etc, in the boot and still has room for 4/5 six footers.
Not half as classy and nowhere near as much fun - but it does the job!
I couldn't get a BMW as I spent all my money on cameras and silly lenses

All about priorities.
My 'best' lens (EOS 500) is worth more than any vehicle I have.

tvphotog wrote in post #17788436
When I travel, I get all my lenses and bodies into a carry on Pelican, but have no room for my Speedlites and have to stuff them in a carry on messenger bag. They can get banged around.

This case is the solution. Foam-padded, just a bit bigger than the Canon OEM case, but very protected. Internal net slots on inside for small accessories. If you don't put a Stofen diffuser on, there's a Velcro partition that's big enough for four AA batteries or two camera batteries as shown. With the diffuser in place, that space is taken up. Easily fits a 580 or 600 model. Side zip pocket.

$17 on Amazon.

tandemhearts wrote in post #17788566
Does that flash holder have any attachment loops on the back?

tvphotog wrote in post #17790375
No. I don't think it's meant to be a belt pouch, more a substitute for the black OEM pouches, which are very flimsy compared to these.

It seems like they have a black version with a loop on the back to attach to your belt. Not as protected and no zipper closure but has a velcro flap for easy access and a zipper compartment for batteries.

It's only $8 on Amazon

bildeb0rg wrote in post #17906422
New camera case as my gear had outgrown my earlier one...

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found a pic of my old case for comparison.

Very pretty - but small camera bags only!

I dont have a pic nearby, but my uhm... cameracase case is a BMW E30. It holds 4 photographers and their gear and is still able to go anywhere. Sadly, that doesnt include inside the airplane...

DoughnutPhoto wrote in post #17935254
I dont have a pic nearby, but my uhm... cameracase case is a BMW E30. It holds 4 photographers and their gear and is still able to go anywhere. Sadly, that doesnt include inside the airplane...

If you have enough money you CAN put it in an aircraft.

DoughnutPhoto wrote in post #17935254
I dont have a pic nearby, but my uhm... cameracase case is a BMW E30. It holds 4 photographers and their gear and is still able to go anywhere. Sadly, that doesnt include inside the airplane...

this is my go anywhere camera case, assistant not included

This is my mobile camera case.

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My kind of case

bildeb0rg wrote in post #17935929
this is my go anywhere camera case, assistant not included

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Nice case. Seems your home needs a bit of attention, though.

Prompted by an observation on another thread to this pic, a cheap survival blanket, about £1 over here so what, $2?. Great toy for kids, looks great in B&W shots, acts as a great reflector, fits anywhere,and rolls up to nothing to boot. Not good for windy days mind You'd be hard pushed to find an accessory this versatile that cheap!

** Oh, and up close it's see through, so if you need an ND filter in an emergency, however, I cannot vouch for it's optical qualities

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