can I handle camera gear if this is on my hands
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Absolutely. We went to South Africa and not one mosquito bite. Great stuff and not greasy. Better than spray
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This repellent is very greasy, although eventually it gets absorbed. I prefer Repel with lemon eucalyptus, its not oily.
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The padding is good, not sure why you would be "Not so gentle" with the money put into camera gear. You can add padding and wrap your gear to boot if you want. I have my bag with a little extra padding from an old bag and them put my gear into a velvet bag before moving in the gear bag. I am always carful with it though, even with the extra steps. This stuff is too expensive not to be....
1288299
yes u can, however, these binos are a bit heavy so I would suggest a tripod
2233687
Yes but you are much better off with a heavy duty tripod as you are not only holding the weight of the camera but the jib and counterweights.
1757705
I'm sure you could. the case has a little clip on the side for securing it to a divin mask.I might add a velcro strap or wire tie to it to make sure it is more secure since the clip isn't really made for the movement and jostling you would get on a motorcycle.Also, though it is marketed as an HD camera, it really isn't. The quality is not that great but for the price it is still a nice little unit.
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There is a tripod mount on the bottom back of the unit. I use a very small Joby tripod on mine about 90% of the time. You can hold it by hand but image stabilization will suffer.
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No..not without damaging it. This isn't a professional camera bag, in MY opionion. If you're using a flash, sounds like you have a professional setup, so you need a professional bag.
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I believe you will have no problem. Handling keys, coins, binoculars, and telescope have not been a problem in most cases.
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There appear to be adequate room for the cameras in question, with or without a battery grip. I have a (big) Sony, Alpha 100 with a 70-300mm lens, and there are lots of room left.
801442
Sure, extra protection always helps. All by itself, it's very safe and secure. The camera will not fall off without you pushing the button while pulling it out.
1357305
Sorry, I don't travel with it. Probably a large camera equipment bag like we had when cameras were much larger would be good, if they still sell them.
1303877
As long as you have a strap hook on the top right of the camera (from the back view), the answer is yes, however in my review I talk about the angle in which your hand rests. It may be an issue.
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Hey, sorry I didn't see this sooner. No, you should not need it with that rig. I primarily use mine to scout or prepare when I am without camera in hand. It is an excellent piece of equipment, and one I look forward to growing into, but I should have waited until I know the camera's metering system inside and out. Talk shop anytime. Richard.Cameron@comcast.net.
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Camera, strap, and batteries. If you have average to large size hand, be sure to check the camera out at a retail location if possible.
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You wouldn't want to do that, even if you could. The camera is very exposed that way and it would be impossible to get your camera out quickly. To unhitch your camera from the patented slot, you have to twist the camera on its bracket axis ... then lift it up. You could not do this if it was on your back.
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yes but that is not reccomended. if you are holding it with your hands instead of tripod mounting it its lack of mobility will have you dead real quick
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The camera has a retractable lens that is nearly flush with the case when closed so I suspect not unless the adapter is thin.