Carrying sheet film holders

colrehogan · Jul 3, 2006

I've used the Gnass bags for my 4x5 & 8x10 holders. For my 5x12 holders, I'm using a laptop bag that the IT people at work said I could keep when they took the laptop back.

TomWB · Jul 5, 2006

jp80874 said:
....and when you are 66 and carrying a 7x17
http://babyjogger.com/performancesingle.htm

Don't laugh. You will be there (larger camera or older body) sooner than you think, or not.

John Powers

John, I've made the same baby-jogger recommendations on another board, and people seem more concerned about their "image" rather than their back. I've hung onto our kids' baby jogger for that specific purpose. With a few bungie cords it's an excellent set-up for any conditions where there are groomed trails, I even use on steps. I only wish I'd got the one with 20" wheels...one-pin removal the thing folds up to go in the trunk or back of the van...

roteague · Jul 8, 2006

Photo Engineer said:
Bob;

I have the quickload holder as well, but back then they didn't exist as is now.

So, I can use either, but I feel more comfortable with what I learned on.

PE

I can certainly understand Ron. For me, I lost my desire to load film holders a long time ago . I like being able to just grab a box of film and head out the door.

Dave Wooten · Jul 8, 2006

roteague said:
I can certainly understand Ron. For me, I lost my desire to load film holders a long time ago . I like being able to just grab a box of film and head out the door.

Have you tried the velvia in the quick loads?

roteague · Jul 8, 2006

Dave Wooten said:
Have you tried the velvia in the quick loads?

Markok765 · Jul 8, 2006

roteague said:

i dont get it

roteague · Jul 8, 2006

Markok765 said:
i dont get it

Dave knows that I shoot Velvia .... and that I use QuickLoads. He was making a joke.

Carrying sheet film holders

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