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Feb 27, 2009 03:00 |  #1

Can the divider between the upper and lower compartments be removed to turn it into one big empty space ?

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Feb 27, 2009 09:28 |  #2

Can it?
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Was it designed with that in mind?
no...


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Feb 27, 2009 09:40 |  #3

SMP_Homer wrote in post #7418105 (external link)
Was it designed with that in mind?
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then why is it movable/removable?? (something I've wondered myself)


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Feb 27, 2009 09:50 |  #4

Could be like the Domke F-2 backpack, which has a zipper around the divider to allow access to both parts of the bag from the same opening and will let you store outsized objects if you need to.


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Feb 27, 2009 14:10 |  #5

jacobsen1 wrote in post #7418189 (external link)
then why is it movable/removable?? (something I've wondered myself)

In my case, I'll be traveling around China for two weeks and have a large lens that I'll only be using on one day. I want to take that as carry-on with the body and normal lenses when moving from one place to another, but I'm happy for the filters, flash and other stuff to be checked. When I get there, I can re-arrange it to function normally and not have to lug the lot around with me all the time.

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Feb 27, 2009 19:37 |  #6

Jon wrote in post #7418245 (external link)
Could be like the Domke F-2 backpack, which has a zipper around the divider to allow access to both parts of the bag from the same opening and will let you store outsized objects if you need to.

Yup. You could, if you wanted, use the two compartments as one big compartment.

And Steve, that makes sense... to me, anyhow. :)


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