Canon Blogger: Learning Digital Photography » Bags http://www.canonblogger.com Home of the Learning Digital Photography Podcast with Jason Anderson Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:32:58 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Copyright © by Jason Anderson, 2011 jason@canonblogger.com (Jason Anderson) jason@canonblogger.com (Jason Anderson) Photography 2880 http://www.canonblogger.com/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/Podcast_small.gifCanon Blogger: Learning Digital Photographyhttp://www.canonblogger.com 144 144 Canon Blogger Tips, tricks, and tutorials from a Canon shooter on photography techniques and methodology and post processing ranging from Photoshop to Lightroom, and everything in between. Canon, Photoshop, tutorial, tip, trick, photography, camera, blog Jason Anderson Jason Anderson jason@canonblogger.com no clean Backpacks, and Belts and Bags: Oh My!http://www.canonblogger.com/2008/07/01/backpacks-and-belts-and-bags-oh-my/ http://www.canonblogger.com/2008/07/01/backpacks-and-belts-and-bags-oh-my/#comments Tue, 01 Jul 2008 10:55:13 +0000 Jason http://www.canonblogger.com/?p=341 For this week (and the foreseeable future), I am continuing the “live video talks” where I share a little insight into things I use and do to with photography, and the gear that’s involved.  This week, I recall that some others have done a “What’s in Your Bag?” type of theme, and rather than just show you my gear (which is what the question basically is a lead-in for), I also share some different bags and bag systems I have used, and that I continue to use.  Bag types range from small shoulder bags, to belt systems, backpacks, and equipment bags.  One bag I did not include is one for your tripod and/or light stand.

 

Anyway, it’s kind of a bandwidth intensive episode this week at over 100 MB of download in Quicktime ® format.  Sorry, again, no flash-based version.  Until Camtasia can import .mov files and render as Flash, when I record in QT, the .mov format is all I can do.

 

With that in mind, I’d like to also open it up to the readers/viewers out there.  What kinds of bags or bag systems do you use?  Backpacks?  Belts?  Shoulder bags?  What works best for you?  Sound off in the comments!

 

]]> http://www.canonblogger.com/2008/07/01/backpacks-and-belts-and-bags-oh-my/feed/ 5 0:00:01 For this week (and the foreseeable future), I am continuing the “live video talks” where I share a little insight into things I use and do to with photography, and the gear that’s involved.  This week, I recall that some others have done a “What’s i[...] For this week (and the foreseeable future), I am continuing the “live video talks” where I share a little insight into things I use and do to with photography, and the gear that’s involved.  This week, I recall that some others have done a “What’s in Your Bag?” type of theme, and rather than just show you my gear (which is what the question basically is a lead-in for), I also share some different bags and bag systems I have used, and that I continue to use.  Bag types range from small shoulder bags, to belt systems, backpacks, and equipment bags.  One bag I did not include is one for your tripod and/or light stand.   Anyway, it’s kind of a bandwidth intensive episode this week at over 100 MB of download in Quicktime ® format.  Sorry, again, no flash-based version.  Until Camtasia can import .mov files and render as Flash, when I record in QT, the .mov format is all I can do.   With that in mind, I’d like to also open it up to the readers/viewers out there.  What kinds of bags or bag systems do you use?  Backpacks?  Belts?  Shoulder bags?  What works best for you?  Sound off in the comments!   tutorial Jason Anderson no no