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  jovo

• Nov 18, 2007

Geez, Eddie, you still have one shoulder and some fingers free. Slacker!

 

• teasel321

• Nov 18, 2007

I know how you feel! I carry a Mk 1 Benbow Tripod wih me as well as all the bits & bobs.

Regards.

Alan.

 

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  Shawn Dougherty

• Nov 18, 2007

Holy crap, man. Don't you think you'd make better work by freeing yourself from all that gear!?

 

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  Troy

• Nov 18, 2007

Frost on the ground, gloves, winter hat, winter coat and sandals... how does that work?!

 

• eddie gunks

• Nov 18, 2007

har har har! yeah troy, i was in a hurry. the moon was going down fast and i was late. it did not seem that cold until about 90min later!

shawn, i am not sure if my work would get any better or not. i figured i had my 8x10 so i should bring my small (rb) camera for the quick grab shots while i waited for the money 8x10. the pinhole was running the whole time all by itself. yeah, you are right. maybe i could have saved myself carrying the 4x5!

 

• pentaxuser

• Nov 18, 2007

And I think I am loaded with a 35mm Pentax and an Agfa Isolette 1 folder.

pentaxuser

 

• walter23

• Nov 18, 2007

And I feel overburdened if I dare to bring an SLR along with my 4x5...

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Nov 19, 2007

I feel like 'equipment overload' syndrome kicking in as soon as I drag along both my 4x5, one lens, my Rolleiflex, and one tripod. That's an almost amusing amount of equipment, all at once. I'm sure the effort pays off, though. Good luck hits those that try hard.
- Thomas

 

• MP_Wayne

• Nov 20, 2007

Don't forget that with some creative strapping, there's room for more equipment on top of the head. It works for many folks in the developing world, so why not here?