FrozenInTime
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Anyone else tried Mountainsmith lumbar bags when photographing out in the field ?
Shoulder/courier bags are fine in town, but not so great after a few hours walking about.
Backpacks don't really provide quick access.
I like the hybrid shoulder/lumbar bag combination as it facilitates shifting the weight to the waist belt to reduce back strain on longer walks.
http://mountainsmith.com/products/all-lumbar-packs/tour.html
Japan Camera Hunter 'what's in your bag' inspired photo:
Mountainsmith Tour bag ( just upgraded my old one to this years model ) :
M6/Leicavit+21 C-Biogon , M-A/Leicavit+50 C-Sonnar ; 8x20 monocular ; ND filter, Kindle, Yaesu VX-3R ; headphones ; water ; snack bars ; Rab wind shell jacket.
View from Angel Island looking at Alcatraz and San Francisco .
Shoulder/courier bags are fine in town, but not so great after a few hours walking about.
Backpacks don't really provide quick access.
I like the hybrid shoulder/lumbar bag combination as it facilitates shifting the weight to the waist belt to reduce back strain on longer walks.
http://mountainsmith.com/products/all-lumbar-packs/tour.html
Japan Camera Hunter 'what's in your bag' inspired photo:

Mountainsmith Tour bag ( just upgraded my old one to this years model ) :
M6/Leicavit+21 C-Biogon , M-A/Leicavit+50 C-Sonnar ; 8x20 monocular ; ND filter, Kindle, Yaesu VX-3R ; headphones ; water ; snack bars ; Rab wind shell jacket.

View from Angel Island looking at Alcatraz and San Francisco .