Kenr
Contributor
Packing up my scuba and camera gear is always a pain. Last trip when i got to the dive resort I couldn't locate my tray. I had a little panic but i found it wrapped up in shirt. Imagine forgetting to take something critical like your camera charger? This trip I am finnally organizing my self and preparing a checklist of things i need to take. The list seems to get longer each trip. Now flying and getting caught with excess bagage can be very expensive. I have a few tips that have worked for me. Most airlines allow a carry-on bag if it meets their size dimensions and one other personal bag like a purse or a brief case. I have two perfect bags for that. I have a Dive Caddy for my carry-on, its perfect for all of my scuba gear and a few odds and ends. I also have a Think Tank Urban Disguise 60. It looks just like a brief case but holds a ton of camera equipment. I can fit my OM-D, housing, 4 lenses, 45 deg viewfinder, ports, flash, 2 underwater strobes (i have the tiny inon strobes), my headphones for the flight and a bunch of accessories. I also have a Balanzza portable electronic scale so I can weigh my check-in luggage, its paid for itself many times over. I wouldnt want to travel without it. I have so much stuff, in addition to my OMD I carry a E-PM1 for a backup dive camera, gopro. This trip I will see if I can fit in a 13cf pony and with a regulator and mount, not to mention my Taylor GS mini guitar.
What are your tips?
Ken
What are your tips?
Ken