545 pro

**Sara P** · 18-Feb-2006, 10:26

Just got two new sheet film holders....a 545 pro, and a fuji quickload holder... The fuji came in a nice little box, but the 545 pro is without. I was wondering what people are using to transport their 545's... I looked into lens wraps, but couldn't find one big enough...

**Tom Westbrook** · 18-Feb-2006, 10:33

Lightware has a couple of options for a 545 holder that should work with the Pro version here

**Barry Trabitz** · 18-Feb-2006, 13:06

I use bubble wrap

**Capocheny** · 18-Feb-2006, 14:47

Sara,

Just stop in at one of those fabric shops that cater to outdoor living... ie, tents, etc.

Get them to cut up a square piece of light nylon material, fold the edges over and sew together. Add a couple of pieces of velcro and you're done!

Cost = under $10.00 [Sometimes, they'll have left over pieces from other jobs and they'll either give it to you or charge you a very minimal amount.]

Not much padding I'm afraid... but I cover mine just to keep the dust off!

My 2 cents worth.

Cheers

**Jim Rhoades** · 19-Feb-2006, 07:44

If you would like a dust, dirt and waterproof box go to your local supermarket. There you will find plastic holders (Tupperware type) in various sizes. One is made for sandwich meat storage. Mine, Rubbermaid, is appx. 6x10 x 2 1/2" deep. I spend a lot of time on the beach. Sand and salt can get into almost anything. Not this.

**David Karp** · 19-Feb-2006, 14:43

I have a Calumet wrap that is big enough to hold an old 545 holder.

**Eric Biggerstaff** · 19-Feb-2006, 22:22

Check out Gnass Gear ( www.gnassgear.com). They make a nice holder and might be just what you are looking for.

**Sara P** · 20-Feb-2006, 14:30

Thanks guys for all your input...came across a great holder (rapid load file 3 pouch) at Gnass Gear, thanks eric for that link...
Happy shooting, sara