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is it just me or does everyone ask you "whoa, how many megapixels is that thing!?" and then when you say 10, they just don't understand?

I find myself explaining why MP isn't the end all be all of a good photo a lot more these days.

chenga732 wrote in post #13873270
Would the Flipside 400 be too big for a 1d, 24-70, 70-200, and flash?

I have a Flipside 400 and I regularly pack....

- any two of 7D, 5D2 or 1D3,
- 70-200/2.8L IS or 100-400,
- any two of 16-35, 24-70, 135/2, 100L macro,
- 2 X 580EX and extra batteries,
- Hoods for all lenses.

That lot all fits within the main compartment, leaving the outer compartment and two side pouches for more stuff. I have other bags for times when I need to carry less, but if I could only keep one bag it would be the Flipside. It's handy to have room for rain jackets, food and drink, and other paraphernalia like filters, flash triggers, remote releases, flash meter etc. etc.. I'd rather have room to spare than insufficient. There is no obligation to fill every cubic inch on every trip.

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My 1DMKIII with good light is really amazing for outdoor live portraits with 85L ..
I am waiting for a 5Dx, but actually it's a real good value for a 1200$ dslr

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^ AWESOME, as usual, Marc... DOF is on point!!!

chenga732 wrote in post #13873270
Would the Flipside 400 be too big for a 1d, 24-70, 70-200, and flash?

absolutely, you'll just have to figure out what to do with all the extra space

airbutchie wrote in post #13878958
^ AWESOME, as usual, Marc... DOF is on point!!!

:o thank you ..

newworld666 wrote in post #13878144
My 1DMKIII with good light is really amazing for outdoor live portraits with 85L ..
I am waiting for a 5Dx, but actually it's a real good value for a 1200$ dslr

Nicely done!

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Yowzer! That's really cool...!

^^ Damn that thing is HUGE!!!



<that's what SHE said>

500mm was just a little too much lens...

Guess it just depended on which side of the runway they were using...

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #13892145
500mm was just a little too much lens...

Nice one, Jay. You nailed that one! Drat about losing the tail though.

The 500 can be its own worst enemy and your best friend at the same time.

tdodd wrote in post #13878039
I have a Flipside 400 and I regularly pack....

- any two of 7D, 5D2 or 1D3,
- 70-200/2.8L IS or 100-400,
- any two of 16-35, 24-70, 135/2, 100L macro,
- 2 X 580EX and extra batteries,
- Hoods for all lenses.

That lot all fits within the main compartment, leaving the outer compartment and two side pouches for more stuff. I have other bags for times when I need to carry less, but if I could only keep one bag it would be the Flipside. It's handy to have room for rain jackets, food and drink, and other paraphernalia like filters, flash triggers, remote releases, flash meter etc. etc.. I'd rather have room to spare than insufficient. There is no obligation to fill every cubic inch on every trip.

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thanks for the info. You have some nice gears. Does your bag have a strap for tripods?