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Post by Jeroen »

Jack, don't take the water resistant too litterally. But it can handle some spray..
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After what happened to my G11 I'm fairly paranoid about any water! I looked through the old threads and a lot of people seemed to have recommended the Ortlieb aquazoom bag, so I thought I might pick one of those up.
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good choice
spartan, but tough and waterproof

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Waterproof's the big one. I take it that'll house a 7d and a 15-85mm lens no problems?
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BTW, I have bought a charger that works on 12v as well. Have one for all my cameras. nothing more crappy than finding out you don't have juice in your battery(ies). Are you getting a battery pack with it?
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I'm going to be relatively minimalist at the start - Camera, lens, CF card, polarising filter, bag. Then I'll pick up accessories as I recoup my debt a bit.
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Fair enough mate. I believe that the battery allows you to take 800 shots, which does sound like a lot (22 rolls of film). But on a recent hunting trip (last weekend) I took 278 shots in two hours. Especially in the fast mode, the camera eats up the CF-space..
Get a good sized (32 gig) CF card, if you are only carrying one.
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a Nikon 300s with a Sigma 17-70 (reversed hood) - was in my bag. no problem.

a Canon 5D with a 24-105 fits snugly, but fits in.
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Post by Rich Knoles »

I have a 7D with the 16-35 F2.8. It fits in the Ortlieb bag with the hood off and lying on the back of the camera. The 70-200 F4 fits in also with the hood reversed.
Jack you may want to rethink your lens choice. Buying a lens that will only work on a crop camera might not be the way forward.
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Post by JanMan »

TheBadger wrote:Waterproof's the big one. I take it that'll house a 7d and a 15-85mm lens no problems?

I can fit my 5D Mark II with the bulky 24-70 f/2.8 (without hood) into my Ortlieb.

I'm about to replace my Ortlieb, btw. It has lasted 7 years of abuse and has saved my camera on several occasions. It's always with me when I go fishing. Guess what I'll replace it with ;)

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Oh, and another vote for the 7D.

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Do they have a model that fits a Eos 1 with a 70-200mm lense Jan?
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Post by JanMan »

It's going to be tight, but I think you should be able to sqeeze it into one of these:

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Looks good Jan, i will look into that carefully......
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Bit the bullet. Canon 7d and 17-55mm f2.8 lens. Also have an Ortlieb Aquazoom bag coming in from the UK - after exchange and tax it worked out at under $100 NZ (the camera and lens was ever so slightly more than that...)
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Thats nothing mate, almost for free. The camera and lense must have been a WHOLE lot more expensive...;)
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