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Also, it's super comfy, the weight is very well distributed throughout the body. My spine thanks me.

That is very important. The bag looks really nice and indeed comfortable.

I bought a Slingshot 300 a few months ago. This one (but bigger):

And although it is very pratical (because you can get to the camera and even swap lenses on the go), it is not comfortable... When using it at 2/3, it already carries too much weight just for one shoulder and it always stays at a weird angle. Shame.

At least it was cheap (50€ new).

 

[CMvan46]

10 cents a piece. These were the only 2 of the 10 that caught my attention, today. I already had Double Twist and the desktop client is so terrible I'm not going to bother with it for the Air Sync.
The others look good, just nothing I'd be interested in.

I bought air sync because I use my phone in my car now to play music so it's quite easy.

I bought Beautiful Widgets and today bought Shazam. I've aways had the free Soundhound but I thought I'd give this a shot. Nothing else for me today I don't think.

 

[F1GTR]

Hmm, I need a camera backpack (carrying up to three different formats in a messenger hurts), but they all look so blatantly camera baggish. Ho hum.

 

[Beerz]

Great purchase, Beerz! Lowepro pack are outstanding. All day at DisneyWorld and mine was never uncomfortable. 👍

I've already walked a bit yesterday with it on my back, with a camera, 4 lenses and a few other accessories, and it felt just great. Makes me very confident in its capabilities to camouflage the weight, even with longer walks. 👍

That is very important. The bag looks really nice and indeed comfortable.

I bought a Slingshot 300 a few months ago. This one (but bigger):
*snip*
And although it is very pratical (because you can get to the camera and even swap lenses on the go), it is not comfortable... When using it at 2/3, it already carries too much weight just for one shoulder and it always stays at a weird angle. Shame.

At least it was cheap (50€ new).

Exactly. Mine was the 200 and I already had it fully packed with stuff, so despite the unbeatable versatility and ease of use (the mentioned ability to grab your gear on the go without even removing the bag), it was taking a toll on my back due to all the weight being applied on one shoulder only.
At first with little weight was awesome, but got uncomfortable as soon as I started packing it with more gear and whatnot...

Hmm, I need a camera backpack (carrying up to three different formats in a messenger hurts), but they all look so blatantly camera baggish. Ho hum.

That's why they're awesome.
I think I saw a few weeks ago a backpack for photo gear that I would never tell it carried cameras and lenses inside, it was very "plain" and simple. But it looked good. Can't remember which one was it though.

 

[Northstar]

BestBuy is doing a buy 2 get 1 sale so I used it for my Christmas present to myself.

 

[Minty]

Android Apps-

Was surprised at this one.

10 cents again.

 

[TB]

And although it is very pratical (because you can get to the camera and even swap lenses on the go), it is not comfortable... When using it at 2/3, it already carries too much weight just for one shoulder and it always stays at a weird angle. Shame.

Hmm, I need a camera backpack (carrying up to three different formats in a messenger hurts)

it was taking a toll on my back due to all the weight being applied on one shoulder only.

That' exactly why I bought the Fastpack 250. It has two straps but still has the side access like the sling. It holds plenty, too - everything (and then some, minus the tripod and monopod) are currently in there. It really only got heavy when we also had drinks and snacks at DisneyWorld in there, too.

 

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[CMvan46]

Android Apps-

Was surprised at this one.

10 cents again.

How is Need for Speed?

 

[terminator363]

I hate all of you

I'm jealous!

 

[Azuremen]

Great purchase, Beerz! Lowepro pack are outstanding. All day at DisneyWorld and mine was never uncomfortable. 👍

Would have to agree on Lowepro as well; mines has been great for what I have.

 

[GM]

Contax iia

Contax iii

Kiev 4

Jupiter 11 lens and the range finder pictured

Voightlander Bessa​

As well as these I got a mint condition glass filter set for the Contax cameras. All the cameras are also in beautiful leather cases.
Everything in mint working condition, except I think there is a problem with the Kiev's shutter but will run a test film at some point.

 

[Minty]

How is Need for Speed?

I don't think it's worth the battery life it consumes, or the storage space it uses.
If I had paid any more than 10 cents I would have been annoyed.

It's good as far as phone-racers go, but that's not saying much.

 

[ExigeEvan]

Finally got myself a set of clips.

 

[Mr. S]

Would have to agree on Lowepro as well; mines has been great for what I have.

Indeed, all my Lowepro packs are awesome. Worth their money - 10 times.

 

[Joey D]

My alcohol supply was getting low.

New Holland's Zeppelin Bend, it's a straight-malt whiskey made in Michigan and it pretty fantastic. It's fairly pricey but supporting a local business is worth it.

Followed up with New Holland's Knickerbocker Gin. As a gin lover myself, I find this to be one of the most unique flavoured gins I've ever had, but the taste is amazing. It makes the perfect G&T.

Crown Royal Reserve Canadian Whiskey, used to make whiskey and gingers or just on the rocks.

I do need to add absinthe to my collection though and I hope to get a bottle of it by New Years. Nothing like ringing in 2012 with the green fairy.

 

[W3H5]

Finally got myself a set of clips.

I've never tried the clip-ons personally but have heard they really improve a ride. I won't like to use then for MTBing but perhaps for road use I'd have a try.

Could you do a little review in the Biking thread for a bit more info?

My alcohol supply was getting low.

Sweet stash. Plenty of fun to had there with those bottles on hand.

 

[Doog]

I got this Samsung Stratosphere last night. It's my first phone, and so far, it's fantastic! 👍

 

[Eric.]

Used 320mm Momo Monte Carlo for the MR2. Picked it up for $100.

 

[Krog]

I got this Samsung Stratosphere last night. It's my first phone, and so far, it's fantastic! 👍

My friend got his first phone today too, a Samsung.

 

[boiltheocean]

I've never tried the clip-ons personally but have heard they really improve a ride. I won't like to use then for MTBing but perhaps for road use I'd have a try.

Clips are excellent, after you ride them for a while you'll never swap back because you'll miss all the extra power they bring. If you've never tried them before then make sure you set the springs really loose (usually with a single allen key) so pulling out becomes super easy, I've never fallen over specifically because I couldn't remove my feet from the clips in time ( although falling with the bike still attached isn't the nicest feeling ever ).

 

[astrosdude91]

2010-2011 Bayern Munich home jersey. Got it for half off since it is last years jersey. Sehr gut!

 

[Stiggy]

Mark Webber's Red Bull RB6 in 1:32 scale by Bburago, $20

 

[TheCorvette]

Wow, my first post outside The General Anime Thread is, a post about anime.:|

My Rightstuf package arrived yesterday.

 

[nk4e]

I still hate you..>.>

 

[ExigeEvan]

I've never tried the clip-ons personally but have heard they really improve a ride. I won't like to use then for MTBing but perhaps for road use I'd have a try.

Could you do a little review in the Biking thread for a bit more info?

I've never used them either, but my parents were pressing me for Xmas gift ideas and I thought it was time to step-up from straps. I do notice some benefit from using straps, but it's important you focus on utilising the upward stroke.

And yes, I will do a review of them once I get a chance. Probably post Xmas and on a dry (but cold) day.

Clips are excellent, after you ride them for a while you'll never swap back because you'll miss all the extra power they bring. If you've never tried them before then make sure you set the springs really loose (usually with a single allen key) so pulling out becomes super easy, I've never fallen over specifically because I couldn't remove my feet from the clips in time ( although falling with the bike still attached isn't the nicest feeling ever ).

I'll be practising unclipping plenty of times before I even get moving! I don't want to be that guy.

 

[Beerz]

Would have to agree on Lowepro as well; mines has been great for what I have.

Indeed, all my Lowepro packs are awesome. Worth their money - 10 times.

Two more guys than won't burn in hell.

 

[MadMike'86]

Seems to be alot of photography enthusiasts here.....I hope you all don't claim to be photographers when in reality, all you do is take a slightly angled picture in Sepia?

Where's that Troll face when you need one?

Anyway, my wife worked as a studio and wedding photographer, she hasn't done it for years and I think she would love to get back into it, she has an old Canon EOS from 5 years ago, it's an SLR if thats any help, 12mp I think, i'm thinking a new, decent camera may get her back into it, any suggestions? I really have no clue regarding cameras....budget is £300-400

 

[Beerz]

^^ Head on to the Photography section, asap.

 

[boiltheocean]

I'll be practising unclipping plenty of times before I even get moving! I don't want to be that guy.

I let my dad try them first, he almost crushed the rabbit hutch when he couldn't get out

On topic I got some JVC Marshmallows on a recommendation here and I'm pleased to say they fit great, they still fall out more than standard earbuds but I reckon that's down to hasty fitment on my part.