Dave, I use a LowePro Photo Trekker Classic. In it I have a P67II body/AE prism + wood handgrip, 55/4, 75/4.5, 90/2.8LS, 120/3.5 soft, 165/2.8, 165/4LS, 300/4, Tube Set, light meter, filters and odds and ends. A wonderful pack that seems made for the stuff I need to fit in.
--- Bruce Wednesday, October 22, 2003, 4:59:39 PM, you wrote: bcin> Nice report Marnie.Photos come out nice on my computer too. bcin> Bruce,just wondering what you use for backpack and tripod.I have the Manfrotto bcin> 028 for the MF and am looking into backpacks. bcin> Dave bcin> > I finally have some pictures from the Northern bcin> California PDML Meet up. >> >> http://members.aol.com/doepage2/PDML/ >> >> Some people pixs, more scenery pixs, and a humorous (to me, anyway) >> accompanying little story. Nothing fantastic photograph-wise, but some passable. >> >> *Unfortunately some of the jpegs are pretty bad and do not accurately reflect >> the picture quality (or lack of it). :-) >> >> But enjoy, anyway! >> >> *I've had this problem before and I have not yet figured out how to solve it. >> Elements (1) seems to create jpegs that AOL cannot read or something. Every >> time I go to upload them, AOL crashes. So I had to open them and resave them >> with Microsoft Photo Editor, thus degrading them severely. This also happened >> last time I used Elements and later uploaded pictures to a ftp site/web page. I >> still haven't figured out what the problem is. I did not resize the pictures >> in the M$ Photo Editor, so I am thinking maybe it is a file header problem. >> But, who knows? >> >> Marnie aka Doe >>
