BackPacks

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i use a apollo bag, apollo was a bag company that made mostly messenger and skateboard bags. The apollo camera bag was a signutare bag for one of the photographers at transworld skateboarding. anyway the company went out of business and now you can get a pretty good deal on the bag on ebay.

http://search.ebay.com/apollo-camera-bag_W0QQsokeywordredirectZ1QQfromZR8

i got the bag when i got my DVX. it works out alright but i mean for 50 bucks it rocks. i can take pics if anyone is interested.
 
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Dreamfield, how bulky does the backpack feel when loaded up, I have the lowepro computer trekker and it looks like I have a large box on my back. looking also at the Kata rucksack.
 
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second on the zoom burton bag.. definately way cooler than the others.
 
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Hey Jarred, I understand that on the Burton Zoom Pack, the camera is stored vertically with the lens down. Is that bad for the camera? Is it bad if it is left in that position for a long period of time?
 
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[quote author=Radio_Raheem link=board=Links;num=1097731349;start=15#24 date=11/18/04 at 22:53:56]Hey Jarred, I understand that on the Burton Zoom Pack, the camera is stored vertically with the lens down. Is that bad for the camera? Is it bad if it is left in that position for a long period of time?[/quote]
Bump, good Question since I got my bag I have been leaving my DVX in it lens down.
 
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Watson, in the Apollo backpack, hows does the DVX sit. Lens down, and on its side? Are the inserts velcro or attached. Does it have a tripod holder on the side? Hows is it built overall. Thanks
 
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