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hotrod4x5
What do you shoot that weighs that much? I'm a shooter too and hell, I have never weighed my pack, but I don't think it's that heavy, at least I hope not! I take one body and 3 or 4 lenses, extra batteries, CF cards, filters, water, food.
Never weighed mine but with the tripod...
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Eeek,
Nice stuff there. Yours looks like a Cambo, if so I alos have one of thoose as a backup. But I usally carry a Wista M450 it only weight 2 lbs more than the cambo. Including three lens, all Schneider, 90mm, 180mm, a 300mm and sometimes a convertable 300/500, 5 film holders, extra film, changing bag, filters, carbon fiber tripod with ball mount. Then add my Nikon D200 with only one lens, and the Nikonos
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then add the backpack itself and other stuff it gets pretty heavy. That does not include water, snacks, CHAIR, possible rain gear, My 8x10 is a green monsten or an Agfa/Ansco wood. I would not hike with the 8x10, I also have a wooden 4x5, but the bellows or bed do not expand enough.
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