PShizzy.com: Packing the Lowepro Computrekker AW
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@PShizzyBlog Interesting. I own a couple Magic Arms I use for rigging, but Ive never thought to throw them in my kit with me for event work.
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@Photowebster Hehe, not brave, probably just crazy enough to try it and have it work. This could have gone awry, but so far it hasn't (knock on wood). I will sometimes wrap some stuff in there with a shop towel or similar. This avoids scuffs and what not. LCD's should have covers, so I often put a piece of gaffer on the screen.
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@thebigshelby Nope, you just have to know how to pack it. That 40D lasted me forever until I sold it, and it's still in fine shape.
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WOW.....DUDE you are BRAVE packing all that stuff in the front pouch!!!!!! so jealous!!! one lucky MAN!
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Do you think you could fit a 15 inch macbook pro in that front compartment?
dollarbill125 9 months ago
@dollarbill125 in the front pocket? No. I have fit an iPad before, but not a 15" mbp. The computer sleeve does fit a 15" mbp with a speck protective shell though, and is quite generous with space, though a 17" wouldn't make it in.
PShizzyBlog 9 months ago
What do you use the Magic Arm for at events?
khanhd 1 year ago
@khanhd for remotes, quick flash stands, etc. Magic arms really should be considered an extra arm. They can hold anything up to 8 or so lb and are very versatile, regardless of what you shoot.
PShizzyBlog 1 year ago
Do you have a tripod or monopod?
cubeproduktion 1 year ago
@cubeproduktion Both, but I don't use either. Especially for X-Games, I need to stay mobile, so I avoid using a monopod. I'm sure that my shoulder will fall off one day, but until then, I'll handhold my big lenses.
PShizzyBlog 1 year ago