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hawk911 wrote in post #6095896
Where's the rocket blower, the 580ex, and the pocket wizards? And how much does it weigh now?

my rocket blowers are int he top zipper pouch with my 430EX..i dont have a 580 or PW...why did you ask about them

just kidding, kind of. Most people seem to carry a flash and trigger system of some kind. I know I will be. At times, I carry 2 550ex units.

i dont have to worry about that..My style of shooting is very very rare flash use. Pretty much the only time I use a flash is when i am shooting macro

Some R-103 Owners may appreciate this

We know how long hikes and a heavy camera / lens combo can cause strain on your neck after a decent period of time. The R-103 already comes with the skinny straps to attach to your camera, however I wanted the option of not only being able to quickly disconnect the camera from the bag when using a tripod, but also being able to snap my Optech neck strap back on to the camera when not using the R-103.

My setup consists of an Optech Classic camera strap + 2 sets of Pro loop / Quick disconnects.

Now for the pics

I couldn't use the stock plastic rings because the camera would dangle way too low. So using the upper portion of the strap I attached a key ring and attached the pro loop to it.

Modboyzz wrote in post #6103078
We know how long hikes and a heavy camera / lens combo can cause strain on your neck after a decent period of time. The R-103 already comes with the skinny straps to attach to your camera, however I wanted the option of not only being able to quickly disconnect the camera from the bag when using a tripod, but also being able to snap my Optech neck strap back on to the camera when not using the R-103.

My setup consists of an Optech Classic camera strap + 2 sets of Pro loop / Quick disconnects.

Now for the pics

I couldn't use the stock plastic rings because the camera would dangle way too low. So using the upper portion of the strap I attached a key ring and attached the pro loop to it.

Here's my 40D + Grip showing the other set of Pro Loop / Quick disconnects connected to it.

And here it is strapped on to the bag

and here's the Optech neck strap connected back on to the camera

It definitely makes for a nice setup when you want to switch back and forth, and relieve your neck of some stress.

sorry if i missed it, which bag do you have, and did you post pics?

all these bags are starting to look the same to me

haha.

tomdlgns wrote in post #6103096
sorry if i missed it, which bag do you have, and did you post pics?

all these bags are starting to look the same to me

haha.

Kata R-103

Here's a link to my config

http://modboyzz.zenfol​io.com/img/v1/p1758471​91-5.jpg

Nice idea. Great engineering.

Modboyzz wrote in post #6103152
Kata R-103

Here's a link to my config

http://modboyzz.zenfol​io.com/img/v1/p1758471​91-5.jpg

check pms

I've backpacked with a camera around my neck a LOT and that is a great idea modboyzz.

Op/Tech actually makes a connector just for that purpose. The Reporter/Backpack strap has clips to fit on the "accessory" strap of your backpack's shoulder straps.

Modboyzz wrote in post #6103078
We know how long hikes and a heavy camera / lens combo can cause strain on your neck after a decent period of time. The R-103 already comes with the skinny straps to attach to your camera, however I wanted the option of not only being able to quickly disconnect the camera from the bag when using a tripod, but also being able to snap my Optech neck strap back on to the camera when not using the R-103.

My setup consists of an Optech Classic camera strap + 2 sets of Pro loop / Quick disconnects.

Now for the pics

I couldn't use the stock plastic rings because the camera would dangle way too low. So using the upper portion of the strap I attached a key ring and attached the pro loop to it.


Here's my 40D + Grip showing the other set of Pro Loop / Quick disconnects connected to it.


And here it is strapped on to the bag



and here's the Optech neck strap connected back on to the camera


It definitely makes for a nice setup when you want to switch back and forth, and relieve your neck of some stress.

Wow. Really a nice idea to save the neck Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely go for it.

kind of an old thread but im going to contribute since i was going to start a thread for bags....

my new Quantaray Pro Q30 bag

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Somme very nice gear setups congrats to everyone
Well here is mine
A Canon 50mm f1.8, 70-200 f4L, I'm shooting with my XSI with grip and the kit 17-55IS, a rocket blower, a garyfong Puffer
In the upper pocket I have a hat and a umbrella:p
Cheers

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