Magnus919
25-Aug-2019, 09:33
I wanted to share a finding I made today with the community as I thought others may find it useful.
I have a Lowepro Photo Hatchback BP 250 AW II backpack that I use for carrying around mirrorless cameras & lenses as well as my film SLR's. The bottom 1/2 of the bag has a cushioned, partitioned area to store your bodies & lenses.
On a hunch, I pulled out the partitions (connected merely with velcro) and found that my 5x4 Crown Graphic with side-mounted Kalart fits very nicely in there. There's probably enough empty space left over to store a dark cloth.
That leaves the top half open for carrying a lot of film holders, light meter, etc.
This bag isn't really set up to carry a big tripod. I don't yet have a carbon/travel tripod to try out in the side pockets. I keep a mini umbrella (the rain protection type, not the light reflecting type) in one of the two side pockets.
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I have a Lowepro Photo Hatchback BP 250 AW II backpack that I use for carrying around mirrorless cameras & lenses as well as my film SLR's. The bottom 1/2 of the bag has a cushioned, partitioned area to store your bodies & lenses.
On a hunch, I pulled out the partitions (connected merely with velcro) and found that my 5x4 Crown Graphic with side-mounted Kalart fits very nicely in there. There's probably enough empty space left over to store a dark cloth.
That leaves the top half open for carrying a lot of film holders, light meter, etc.
This bag isn't really set up to carry a big tripod. I don't yet have a carbon/travel tripod to try out in the side pockets. I keep a mini umbrella (the rain protection type, not the light reflecting type) in one of the two side pockets.
194763
194764