Hydrophobia looks interesting but I don't have the 300mm and above :bsmilie:
well... it's time to get one, don't you think?

Hydrophobia looks interesting but I don't have the 300mm and above :bsmilie:
If $5 can buy me the convenience and ease in changing lens then I would rather skip that meal :bsmilie:
Thats a good idea, My wife like to copy me so it I take pictures she also want to take :bsmilie: G9 is now sleeping comfortably in the Modular Pouch. No chance to go diving yet so don't know how to pack in the casing....I think speed changer should be okget your wife/gf to carry your 2nd body lah.
your G9 put in what pouch? Still got WA, adapter and UW casing, so what you recommend?
Happy Meal? :think:
Get 2 LC35 is $37 x2 = $74, speed changer is $69 not much difference...
Just got a nice, big lens to fill up my TaxiAt the expense of two others...
So it is still pretty empty
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i smell a 400/2.8 from you...
Uhh. I don't think so big lah. I suspect the 28-70 f/2.8 has already arrived though.
400/2.8 is too big for my Taxi and too exp liao lah. Yup, the "Beast" came home in a Glass Taxi ;p
Hi Caleb,
Thank you for your suggestions! We always appreciate feedback from photographers on our gear. Since photographers do want to access their gear as quickly as possible, having an accessory pouch with easy access is a great idea. I will forward your suggestions to our design team, and they will let you know if they have any questions!!
Have a great day!
All The Best,
Katie
Katie Coffin
Project Manger, Think Tank Photo
3636 North Laughlin Rd. Suite 170
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
From: Caleb Kay
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 00:42:49 +0800
To: <customerservice@thinktankphoto.com>
Subject: Feedback on Chimp Cage, Speed Changer, and Trim Changer
Hi,
I'm Caleb Kay, from Singapore. I mainly shoot unpaid for my church, covering major church events for a quarterly magazine, and also Youth ministry events (I'm not really that old, yet). Recently, Think Tank Photo has come to Singapore, and it has been a big deal here among some members of the photographic community.
I am a regular user, and great fan of the modular system, and am a user of the LC 75 Pop-down, the Pro Speed Belt, a Speed Freak and an Airport Antidote. I am keen on expanding on my modular accessories, but I feel that there is something that could be improved.
I am aware that the Chimp Cage, Trim Changer and Speed Changer can all be used to keep smaller lenses, rather than having to resort to individual lens changers.
Right now, I am using a modified Lowepro Sliplock 60AW Case as a dual lens case. I have placed velcro on the insides, and used a divider from the Airport Antidote to split the space into two. I have managed to fit a Sigma 10-20 and a Canon 17-40L into this modified case, and have successfully used it as a "dual lens changer" when shooting off my belt. However, one grievance I have is it doesn't lock well onto the belt, and hence starts wobbling around a lot when I run around. I favour this set up over having individual lens cases for each lens.
A suggestion, if I may. I'm not sure how difficult this is, or whether it would make sense, but I think it would be cool if the Chimp Cage, Trim Changer and Speed Changer can all be equipped with bungee cord closure, either replacing or complementing the current zipper closure system. This would mean easier, quicker access to the contents of the pouches. I understand that it may be a bit hard for the Chimp Cage, as it's designed for a pro DSLR body, so security over quick access may be the priority, but for the Trim Changer and Speed Changer, wouldn't the bungee cord closure make more sense, in terms of quicker accessibility?
If this were implemented, I would not have to hold on any longer to the Lowepro cases (the only Lowepro cases I still use on the modular system). They are rather clumsy and do not lock well on the belt, but I have been unable to find anything with the same accessibility and holding capacity as these Sliplock Cases, hence I am rather unwillingly holding on to them.
I do look forward to hearing a response from you, whatever the outcome or decision may be. I am well amazed that your company actually takes time to listen to photographers, professional or otherwise. Thank you for making some of the best photographic bags and accessories.
Regards,
Caleb Kay
http://k-leb-k.deviantart.com
same standard response. I got that too when I asked them about improvements to the glass taxi.
same standard response. I got that too when I asked them about improvements to the glass taxi.
they prob need more high profile photogs to feedback to them.
On a side note, I saw the new "improved" Kata R103. Not bad but Kata seems to have lowered the standard on the material used. Now it feels cheap, compared the previous batches.