RB67 Case...bag?????

[mopar_guy]

I'm partial to Tamrac products.

Backpack http://www.samys.com/index/page/pro...duct_name/614+Pro+System+14+Camera+Bag,+Black

Shoulderbag http://www.samys.com/index/page/pro...duct_name/614+Pro+System+14+Camera+Bag,+Black

Don't bother with the low-end products- except for storage.

If I remember from 20 years ago, Tamrac had a version of their 613 Pro bag that was intended for medium format equipment. I haven't seen on advertised in over ten years. It seems that most camera makers don't have much to suit MF users anymore.:rolleyes:

 

[myklebust89]

Anyone able to post a picture of a complete RB67 (body, 120-back and 90mm) in a Domke F2? Thinking of buying one, but are having a hard time deciding. Just need to fit the camera, a light meter and alot of film.

 

[stradibarrius]

I have all sorts of photo bags and backpacks and none seem to work right for me so I was at Lowe's/Home Depot and bought a large tool bag that has pockets on the inside and outside...a shoulder strap and the room I needed. I too the the removable divider section from one of my camera bags and it works great. Enought room for the camera. 3-4 lens, meter, couple of backs filters, film and could probably get some more stuff in there if I really need to.

 

[John Koehrer]

I can get you a pic of a Domke F2 tomorrow.
Right now it's got an RB with back & 140mm on it in the main compartment & about 3" extra space on the end. 50mm in one end pocket and spare magazine in the other.

 

[myklebust89]

If you could do that it would really help. Not a single store nearby carries Domke, so they have to order it for me, and I would really like to check it out beforehand.

 

[Jeff Kubach]

I use an old mule and a couple saddle bags!

Jeff

 

[funkpilz]

I use a Domke F-1x for my Bronica GS-1 and it does it's job well. I could put additional lenses and backs in it, but I'm trying to avoid back problems. Also, I'm a one-body-one-lens kind of guy.
How much gear would you be hauling with the RB67?

 

[Jeff Searust]

I use an old mule and a couple saddle bags!

Jeff

Amen-- Mule can also carry part of the LF gear.

With an RB-67 there is the unneeded need to carry every lens that is owned, along with whatever massive steel tripod you use with the camera. I think on any regular shoot I am at about 6 trips back and forth to the car. Hiking--- forget it...

 

[myklebust89]

I actually just need it to fit the body, one 120-back and the 90mm. Maybe five to ten rolls of film and a light meter, but that's it.

 

[marylandphoto]

Pelican 1510 (with wheels). The same size and shape as all those suitcases everybody "carries-on" the airplane.

Camera, 4 lenses, 3 backs, 2 light meters, prism, assorted do-dads and some film.

I also have a 500mm lens, but it has its own case.

(Yes, it's a digital picture ...)

I work for a company that specializes in selling these. I agree that they are great for camera equipment, I plan on getting some myself.