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Uploaded by on Apr 22, 2010

Petrol Bags introduce the new Cambio - convertible equipment bag / camera support system. A carry on sized smooth-rolling camera carrier that transforms into a lightweight support system for small video camcorders.

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  • The product comes in two versions: one without a head (no. CA001), the other version is with a Manfrotto head (no.CA002). In any case you can use this with a Sachtler or any 75mm ball head. For further information please see the cambio's website

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  • Awesome! but where to buy in Peru? there's a lot of customers waiting for this (and others) products.

  • What's with the sound effects, who runs your marketing, a 12yo boy? Not a professional.

  • Super FAB Cambio, I need you bad!

  • i need one here in peru, great idea! from documentalist users.

  • i need one here in peru, great idea! from documentalist users.

  • hermann aberl of vienna had been showing a similar but much less sophisticated construction on multiple fairs(photokina, invention fairs, photo-exhibitions.) maybe 20 years back. I would like to see how this carrier is moved with camera ontop. very clever, must -have product. with the right head even perfect still-panoramas are possible. for my heavy roundshot a simple wheeled carry with an added wooden base is used for travelling. tripod/camera must be seperated for shooting.

  • this includes a Sachtler head?

    no way!

  • That took a bag to the next, perhaps final step.

    Thinking way outside a padded box worked very well.

    I use the Think Bag International wheeled carry on.

    Now if only the web site gave us, in your face views.

    This seems to be a 'stuck in the eighties' theme of micro views.

  • nice feature. 

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