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MTC FILMS October 19th, 2001 02:13 PM

A Cool Case For The XL1/XL1S & GL1
 
Go to this link to see the photos I put up on the CASE.
http://www.fast-mhz.com/XL1/sears-case.htm
Mark Chiocchi

Nathan Gifford October 20th, 2001 10:14 AM

Looks Interesting
 
I need to look at that a little closer. The only problem I see is there may not be much room for padding.

Nathan Gifford

MTC FILMS October 20th, 2001 10:19 AM

Padding for what?

Manuel Albarracin October 21st, 2001 10:30 AM

cool case
 
Hi
I can't make out clearly with the angle of the picture of the case. Is the xl1 stored with its len attached? It looks like the mike is, and is that a ma100 at the back?

It looks great though. Can you please note the model number of the case.

mantral98

MTC FILMS October 21st, 2001 10:37 AM

You can't see that the lens is on the XL1?.
Do you see the lens hood.? Craftsman 24 in Truck Tote

Here is the link to the case from SEARS.

http://www.sears.com/sr/product/summary/productsummary.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1184394809.1003682021@@@@&BV_EngineID=hiadccfjhhlgmbggcmgclchn.0 &targetPage=%2fproduct%2fsummary%2fproductsummary.jsp&vertical=TOOL&fromAuto=YES&pid=00959027000

Wildsdesign October 21st, 2001 12:27 PM

Good Business
 
I just purchased the Canon MA-100 XLR adaptor from Mark for $125 with shipping. I sent my check out on Monday and recieved the adaptor on Saturday. It was an excelent transaction. I am very pleased.

-Justin

wildsdesign@hotmail.com

MTC FILMS October 21st, 2001 02:36 PM

I don't think that link is working. Do this go to www.sears.com
Then go to the ("Search by Keyword or Item #") and put this number in the box and click on ("GO") it should bring you right to it.
00959027000

Manuel Albarracin October 22nd, 2001 03:00 PM

I saw the sears website. I am convinced now. Probably drop by our local sears to check it out and buy one.

Yes I saw the lens hood but could not tell if the body of the lens was there.

I would like to put some padding or foam at the bottom or sides to keep the xl1s from swimming inside the case during transport.

Thanks a lot for the tip

MTC FILMS October 22nd, 2001 05:26 PM

Do what I did I made a thin board that fits on the bottom of the case and cut out the parts of the board where the xl1 sits and laced stapes though the board with Velcro to hold the XL1 in place.

No need for the foam.

Mark

Nathan Gifford October 23rd, 2001 09:36 AM

Mark,

Sorry for not replying sooner. I've crashed my W2k machine and it may be awhile before I have it up.

Padding around the cam for mechanical shock protection. Good idea about lacing the cam to a bottom board.

Thanks for letting us know about the great fit. I will probably get one because I don't know if I will buy a Pelican case.

Nathan Gifford

Mike Butler October 23rd, 2001 11:23 AM

COOL CASE! Even has room for a spare GL1!
A bit bulkier than the Porta Brace CTC (which I have been able to carry aboard planes) but I'm sure it cost a whole lot less. Nice to see the creativity out there. It'll be worth thinking about if I go to doing 2-camera shoots.

cheers!

Richard DuPree October 29th, 2001 03:03 PM

This was a really great suggestion. I just bought the last ones at the local Sears store. Lots of puzzled looks!! Now does anyone have a suggestion for some kind of case/bag for a fairly heavy-duty Manfrotto triod (Bogen #3246)? As with the Sears product, inexpensive and low budget are operative words. Thanks.

Richard DuPree

MTC FILMS October 29th, 2001 05:02 PM

Go to a sporting goods store they have baseball bat bags for 40 bucks.

that's what i use and i can fit my triod wheels and two lightstands in the bag and other stuff
http://beapro.com/products/search.asp?search=bag

http://www.awesome-sports.com/equipment1.htm

http://www.seattleseams.com/sasmstyl5.htm

http://imall-usa.com/sportstore/baseballbags.htm

http://www.allstarsportsbc.com/easton_bags.htm

pjssssss November 1st, 2001 09:57 PM

Being an ex tennis pro, I have found that my heavy duty equipment bags are the perfect size for tripods. I carry 2 tripods with heads several reel extension cords and a few misc. things in it. The only problem is that it gets heavy! ;-)

ZoLO_axs November 2nd, 2001 08:16 AM

Case in germany
 
Hi!
Im interested in the SEARS Case, but THERE AINT NO SEARS in germany... And Sears online does not sell Items outside US.

Is there any other online store that sells that Case? Or does anyone know a way to get it (as cheap as possible) to germay???

Thx

ZoLO


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