Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/07/21
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problem with the burners.
Gene
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Good solution, if you trust those burners. ;-]
Brian
On Jul 21, 2004, at 3:13 PM, Nathan Wajsman wrote:
> My solutions is simpler: no computer! For downloading images from your
> flash cards and such, use either a portable HD or a CD burner. For
> checking email and web browsing, there are internet cafes everywhere.
> I only take my laptop on trips when I am driving.
>
> Nathan
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> Brian Sledz wrote:
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>> Jim,
>> You are allowed 2 carry-ons. I take my computer in its briefcase and
>> then a small size carry-on with wheels. I have carefully packed a 4
>> lens 2 body Leica kit, Canon 10D and 4 lenses and tripod in the
>> roller along with film. It goes through security no problem. Put
>> your Lowe pro or camera case empty in another suitcase. I usually
>> take a Northface backpack and flatten it in my checked luggage. I
>> have not gone international but have been lots of domestic places
>> with all this gear.
>> HTH
>> Brian
>> Ps you can always put a few lenses in the briefcase too.
>> On Jul 19, 2004, at 11:57 PM, Jim Laurel wrote:
>>> I'm writing this from San Francisco International, as we make our
>>> way toward the Philippines for a month-long trip. I decided to take
>>> the EOS 1Ds this time, which is already proving to be a questionable
>>> decision. Philippine Airlines has a policy of one carry-on with a
>>> weight of 15 lbs or less. So, a standard-issue kit consisting of a
>>> 1Ds body, EF 70-200 f2.8 IS, 16-35 f2.8 and 28-70 f2.8, plus a 540EX
>>> strobe puts you over the limit at 20 lbs in a little LowePro Mini
>>> Trekker backpack. I'm stickin' it to the man by stuffing enough
>>> gear into my pockets to bring it down to 15 lbs, but what a hassle!
>>> Shooting digital, means you've got to carry a computer as well, and
>>> that bag weighs around 17 lbs. And of course, you can't check gear
>>> in, since you can't lock bags/boxes any more. Travel restrictions
>>> getting so onerous, damn near impossible to shoot at home in the US
>>> for fear of being harassed. I'm about ready to call it a day as far
>>> as photography is concerned.
>>>
>>> Oddly enough, perhaps the only solution for the globetrotting
>>> photographer, who wants the highest quality, is a simple Leica RF
>>> outfit, and pick up film as you go.
>>>
>>> --Jim Laurel
>>>
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