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9-Feb-2010, 14:39
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Re: What fabric to use in a camera insert for backpack
Yes, and I find it way too paddy. For each piece of equipment, you add two layers, while with a custom solution, you only add one.
The photobackpacker solution is nice, but I really want to go the DIY way. I like it, and I like to custom all the aspect of it. And their logo is ugly, and everywhere on their stuff :-) But thanks anyway for your suggestion. |
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