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Bookshelf and Unified Agenda > Department of the Interior > Bureau of Reclamation > Safety and Health Services > [FDBKF2003110607561369171] Reclamation Safety ...
Where a backhoe or ditching machine is used, the shoring trench box or shield shall be placed as close as possible to the lower end of the boom.
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Bookshelf and Unified Agenda > Department of Health & Human Services > National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health > Mining Safety & Health Research ...
Worker is standing in the trench with no trench box or shoring for protection.
In Situ Remediation of Chlorinated Solvent Plumes
To date, traditional excavation using trench - box shoring has been used for e-barrier installation in field demonstrations.
Bookshelf and Unified Agenda > Independent Agencies / Commissions > Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission > Final Administrative Law Judges Decision...
Smith discussed with Morland the types of protective systems (sloping, trench box , shoring ) required for excavations and suggested use of hydraulic shoring (Tr. 47-48).
Neglecting safety precautions may lead to trenching fatalities
29CFR1926.652(a)(1):failuretoprovideadequate protection(benching,sloping, shoring , trench box ,etc.) .


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Cauliflower Fried Rice Recipe
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I don't eat Paleo but I super-love cauliflower! Just like the blogger here, I actually prefer cauliflower fried "rice" to normal fried "rice".
A question that I have never thought to ask... "will any cauliflower do?"Which caused me to investigate: http://homeguides.sfgate.com/varieties-cauliflower-26830.htmlWhere I discovered that the edible portion of the cauliflower plant is actually the head of flower buds, called the curd.
Black Rice does not look too bad
Black, purple and blue foods are especially good at staving off dementia. (rustling thru my stashes)
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Richly concentrated as pigments in berries, anthocyanins were the topics of research presented at a 2007 symposium on health benefits that may result from berry consumption.[42]
According to a 2009 study: "A growing body of evidence suggests anthocyanins and anthocyanidins may possess analgesic properties in addition toneuroprotective and anti-inflammatory activities".[43]
Plants rich in anthocyanins are Vaccinium species, such as blueberry, cranberry, and bilberry; Rubus berries, including black raspberry, red raspberry, and blackberry; blackcurrant, cherry, eggplant peel, black rice,Concord grape, muscadine grape, red cabbage, and violet petals.
The highest recorded amount appears to be specifically in the seed coat of black soybean (Glycine max L. Merr.) containing some 2,000 mg per 100 g[14] and in skins and pulp of black chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpaL.)
Nature, traditional agriculture, and plant breeding have produced various uncommon crops containing anthocyanins, including blue- or red-flesh potatoes and purple or red broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, and corn.
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Some tips:
* Pulsing the cauliflower in the food processor gives a really small and watery result, and often requires several batches. I prefer to use the grating disc.
* I bake my riced cauliflower on a cookie sheet in the oven with a little bit of olive oil, till it is a little toasted on the outside and soft on the inside. Some people prefer to microwave theirs for a softer but watery result. Remember you can cook the cauliflower "rice" ahead of time, like once a week, and keep it in the fridge for whenever you need rice or couscous.
* They call for lard as the cooking fat here, and although I have nothing against lard I must say that BUTTER + SOY SAUCE is proven to be the pinnacle of umami. You can cook in a neutral oil like peanut and then put a pat of butter on right before you serve. I think the coconut aminos is some Paleo sub for soy sauce.
* I use frozen peas and carrots, and I'm not sorry. Also this is a great way to use up random leftover meats and veggies.
* I do NOT use onions in this dish. I do use a little bit of ginger, sliced into coins.

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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) Grammy-winning R&B artist John Legend returned to his hometown to headline a small Christmas Eve benefit concert of local artists at his high school alma mater.
Legend, 28, performed in the "Coming Home Christmas Benefit Concert" along with R&B, gospel and rock talents, including the Springfield North and Springfield South high school choirs.
"Springfield has a lot of talent," said Legend, who performed to a sold out crowd of 1,200 at North High. "And the concert is a nice variety that represents the diversity of Springfield."
Proceeds from the concert, which was the brainchild of Legend's brother Vaughn Anthony Stephens, go to the Jason Collier Memorial Scholarship Fund. Collier, an NBA player and Springfield Catholic Central alum, was 28 when he died from a sudden heart rhythm disturbance in 2005.
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Formerly my favourite restaurant in Islington (a position now enjoyed by Isarn), I left feeling somewhat disappointed by my last visit.
On the spur of the moment (walking down a cold Upper Street on a Sunday) my girlfriend and I decided to have lunch at Lola's. We have eaten dinner there on numerous occasions previously, and had always wanted to try out their Sunday lunch.
The main contributor to the general feeling of disappointment was the service. The highlights of our complaints being that nobody took our coats when we arrived (we ended up hanging them on our chairs); our waitress managed to splinter the cork in opening our wine and, rather than giving us a new bottle, then poured out half a glass into a glass behind the bar in order to remove the cork pieces; and, our waitress then failed to ask how we wanted our beef cooked. With respect to the final gripe, we assumed at the time that this was because the beef was cooked to set a level, although this turned out to be an incorrect assumption when every other lunchgoer was asked how they wanted their meet cooked (having been asked for their coats on arrival!). All small points, I know, but when combined with other issues made us feel as though we weren't valued as customers (a stark contrast to the previously experienced high levels of service).
Leaving aside the service, food was a fairly high standard and the atmosphere was pleasant enough for a Sunday afternoon, although the restaurant is starting to look a bit tired. The plastic flowers are bad enough, but the ancient extractor fans and discoloured blinds could really do with some attention.
I still like this restaurant a lot and will certainly return again, but with a hope that the service returns to the level of old (and perhaps that they choose to give the place a lick of paint!).
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Dibb Lupton Alsop has formed a communications and technology litigation group – which it claims is the largest of its kind.
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New head of the communications and technology litigation group Julian Stait says: "This is a very important move in the industry. Although a handful of firms may profess to have litigation experience in the IT and communications sectors, we are the only firm to have a truly dedicated national team of contentious communications and technology lawyers."
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There have been so many great riders that have come and competed at this venue and laid down their mark like, Aj Haiby, Patrick Switzer, Kolby Parks, Andrew Chapman, Silva Douglas, Andre Preto, Max Capps, Jackson Shapiera, Brent Dubendorff, Keith Henderson, Roger Bros, Noah Sakamoto, Scoot Smith, Kevin Reimer, Thomas Edstrand, Roger Hickey, Waldo Autry, and even Andy Lally.
Sunday started off with some rain and continued with spotted rain through the morning. Racers had a blast trying to negotiate the right hander in the wet. When it came to racing the clouds parted in the sky and allowed for great racing with a dry track. Here is a list of the Podium winners
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2015 will mark the 9th year as the Bonelli NorAm 90 degree corner and 10 great years at this venue.
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With use they will probably stretch a bit and loosen enough to make threading that belt easier, or so has been my experience. I wouldn't start off grinding or cutting the leather.
This is a discussion on enlarging holster slots. How? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have a new leather holster I got for my commanders. The slots are a wee bit tight for my Wilderness belt, especially where it ...
I have a new leather holster I got for my commanders. The slots are a wee bit tight for my Wilderness belt, especially where it gets to the double thickness. It's a stuggle to even get the belt threaded through, let alone move the holster into that sweet spot once it's on. That's impossible.
How can I enlarge the slots a little bit? A skinny Dremel stone will fit in the slot, but I'm afraid would just burnish the leather and not do anything. Will putting pressure against a spinning drill bit cut the leather without messing things up? Or maybe driving a wedge into the slot to stretch it?
Thanks for any help.
With use they will probably stretch a bit and loosen enough to make threading that belt easier, or so has been my experience. I wouldn't start off grinding or cutting the leather.
Thanks for the reply.
I'll try stretching them a bit then. I'll cut a couple pieces of wood the same size as my belt and let the holster sit a spell with them in place.
As it stands now the holster won't get any use.
I've used a round sanding bit (the ones with the slip on sand paper drum) on a dremel to finish and round out holster slots on holsters I've made in the past and it works like a charm. You can get leather dyes and sealants at hobby lobby or Tandy leather. With a steady hand it's very easy.
When I first read the subj line, I thought it said "Earring holster slots". Ouch.
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Who made the holster? Did you tell them what size belt you were using? What size are the slots? Is it possible the slots are just tight because of the leather? How about just using the holster anyway, after all, it's not like you want the holster moving around...
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I'm guessing you are running an inch and a half Wilderness in slots which were made for inch and a half leather belt. I would go with an inch and a quarter belt before I deliberately ruined the fit and finish of a wet-molded leather holster.
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I make holsters, so I can give you a little bit of my experience.
1) The guy that said it'll stretch over time is right. If it's new, give it time before cutting on it. It'll work in (a little bit, not a ton, but it might be enough).
2) Make sure you want it looser. I have a SOB holster that is the exact same situation on my belt. But in the end, even though it's a 30 min process to get it on, tighten the belt up, take half the belt off so that I can move the holster 1 cm, tighten it again, repeat until I get it where I want it...the ridiculously overtight fit in that loop is also what makes that SOB holster keep the handle so tight to my body, whereas my other SOB's the handle hangs out too much and I don't use them because of it. So be sure.
If you're talking about the really thin dremel bit that is one of those rough stone-like sanding surfaces (I don't know the name of them), then yah, they do something sorta halfway between sanding and burnishing, but don't really take a lot of material off, so it might take a while and a lot of sanding on it, and you'd be really prone to accidentally creating those "dents" where it kind of sticks too long in one spot and those are really hard to get out of a holster loop. Stick with bigger/larger "swipes" with as little pressure as possible (as opposed to going down the edge really slow/deliberate) and that'll help you keep a smoother/straighter edge in there. Of course...that's hard in a such a small space like a holster loop. That's why these guys are recommending not to do it, and I somewhat agree. This is something that runs a really good risk of screwing things up way more than it helps...I just figure if you're gonna do it anyway I may as well give some tips. But it is risky if you've never worked on leather before and don't have experience in how it sands/reacts to the dremel. I know if a finished holster happened to be the first one I ever had taken a dremel tool to, it probably would not have fared well...
Dunno if your holster loop has stitching around it (some do, some don't), but be aware of that of course. Don't take too much if there is. A dremel bit touching one of those threads is gonna snap it in two pretty quickly too. So be mindful. Most holsters nowadays are machine stitched (lock stitch) as opposed to hand stitched (saddle stitch), so 1 busted thread is a bigger deal on them than on hand stitched stuff. In lock stitched stuff 1 busted thread spreads...in saddle stitched stuff it doesn't.
Lesson learned by any holster maker on their first day: that dremel WILL gouge a gigantic scar in your finish even if just the chuck part accidentally touches it. Be VERY mindful of letting no part of the dremel even glance off of that finished surface of your holster, and be very mindful of that bit slipping around and leaving a nice gigantic scar across your piece. It happens extremely easily, and will probably end up happening anyway even though I warned you about it. So if this is a holster that you paid big bucks for the pretty factor...I'd not even bring the dremel in the same room as it. If it's an ugly old workhorse...have at it. Just go slow and test your belt often. You can always take more off later, but you cannot put any back on!
Keep in mind that dye doesn't always penetrate that far. You may notice that as you remove material what's underneath is just the raw light tan of un-dyed hide. That may not be pretty. If that bothers you, you'll need some sort of dye/"edge kote" to redo the edges. Aside from color, if that doesn't matter much, that dremel attachment used for grinding wheels that's basically just a cylinder of metal when there's no wheel on it, get the edges a little damp and run that smooth spinning metal up and down it and it actually does a somewhat decent job of making really easy burnished edge in those little nooks where you can't really get to to do normal burnishing. Better than no burnishing. Again though, even just that cylinder will do a serious number on your finish if you slip (which is REALLY easy) and it glances off the surface of the holster. Have you noticed that I may have had a dremel muck up the surface of a holster once or twice? Yep, it's really easy to screw up the "pretty" factor of a holster when you decide to let a dremel near it. Watch for it.
Great advice grbr.
And now that I've thought about it, I don't know why I automatically said Dremel. I'm sure I have a rat tail file that will fit the slot's radius perfectly.
And you described getting it into place perfectly. All except the crink in my neck from keeping twisted for so long, lol.
BTW, it's a Bianchi. Not a high dollar, but a good holster and it fits my pistols perfectly. I'm sure the problem lies in the thickness of the Wilderness belt, but it's my every day belt and I like it. I can build a 1911 from scratch without the Dremel or file taking off on me, so hopefully I can fit a holster to a belt
I appreciate your response.
This will work but it sounds wierd. Castol oil the kind you take to make you have a BM. Put it on the where you want it to soften and put it on your belt where you want it to be and let it set over night. This will discolor where you put the oil. If the slots are cut into the holster just take an exto knife and make them larger.
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I took the files to it last night and it is much better. Now my belt fits tight instead of near impossible.
After looking more closely I noticed how rough the slots had been put in, so I simply dressed them up. I've never seen this in a leather holster before, but I suppose that's the difference between a $40 holster and a $120 one. At least these days.
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The Argus Museum features products manufactured by the Argus camera company and tells the stories of the company, the people involved and showcases unique collections connected to Argus. The museum is housed in one of the facilities where Argus products were manufactured.
The mission of the Argus Museum is to collect and preserve Argus Camera Incorporated products (including those manufactured under its prior names), publications and history of the company and its employees, to research the products and the people who were involved in the development and manufacturing of these products, to insure these collections are available for others to research, and to interpret and display the collections for public viewing to promote knowledge and appreciation of Argus.
2016 Argus Camera Group Fall Conference
October 13-16, Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Annual Argus Collectors Group/Argus Museum Conference is fast-approaching! The conference, being held October 13-16, opens on Thursday evening with the photography exhibition "Homage to the Holga" showcasing work by the Ann Arbor Area Crappy Camera Club (A3C3).
Friday's schedule includes special viewing hours for the Washtenaw County Historical Society's Museum on Main Street exhibit, "Community Helpers", a tour of the Clements Library, dinner at the Argus Museum generously donated by Argus Collectors Group (ACG) members, and the presentation, "Argus in the 1950s". The presentation, given by ACG member, Bob Kelly, will look at key players, innovation and marketing, significant products, transition points, merger impacts and the situation as Argus completed 25 years in business in June of 1961.
A display titled, "Whatever happened to Gustave Fassin?" a look at the man behind the design of the Argus A – the company's first 35mm camera, will be on view Friday and Saturday. Additionally, the DeMara Display, photographs of the construction of Mackinac Bridge and the camera used to take the images, will be installed in time for the conference.
Saturday is another full day with presentations and the premier of recently-digitized Argus films in the morning followed by lunch and discussions with former Argus employees and members of their families. (If you know former Argus employees, or those whose parents were employed by the company, please let them know of the luncheon.) The group then heads to the privately-owned Macon Creek Mill for a tour and photo-ops. The Banquet, catered by The Movable Feast, will also be held at the mill which will include awards, the results of the photography competition and an auction to benefit the Argus Museum.
On Sunday, guests are encouraged to attend the annual Michigan Photographic Historical Society's 41st Annual Photographica Show & Sale being held at Royal Oak's Elks Lodge. Plenty of camera equipment, vintage photographs and postcards and other photo-related items will be for sale and deals are to be had!
Please join us for any one event or for the entire conference! The group, which includes collectors, historians, photographers and community members, is welcoming and the conference informal. Registration is required for the luncheon, field trips and the banquet; registration is requested for all other events. The registration form is available here: http://washtenawhistory.org/images/2016_argus_conference_registration_form-1.pdf
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I sat there, eyes wide, gaping for air, trying to find the words to express my emotions. The incantation, the circle, the candles, all of it worked. Now, standing before me had to be the two best looking guys that I had ever seen speaking some alien language. Even though they looked like humans, I questioned whether they were of similar blood or blood at all. It was a summoning so does that make them demons, angels, or some other weird creature? And what exactly was the extent of their powers? Were they going to kill me right now? They didn't look like they were about to murder someone though few 'people' do. Plus, there was that the spell was to bring me a servant, not a killer. But what if something had gone terribly wrong and brought forth a killer? I guess it didn't matter now since they were here and I don't know any way to teleport them back to wherever they had come from.
I felt as though I should say something, you know, to break the ice and all, but when I tried to speak, some dry, embarrassing croak escaped my lungs. I could feel their eyes on me now and I felt my cheeks slightly flush pink. You know you would blush to if it was just you and two very good looking boys, alone, in a confined space.
Again, I attempted to speak, this time a little more successful as I rasped slightly, "Who are you?" It didn't come out exactly as I wanted it to so I cleared my throat and strongly questioned, "More appropriately, what are you?"
In response to my rather dumb question, one snorted derisively and responded loud and menacingly, "I am Dusyanta, destroyer of man, conquerer of cities, I am the demon that brought down the reigns of the Kings of Old, I am the bringer of Death and the will of the Gods. And in your turn, human, who are you?"
Quickly, I stoop up, placing my hands on my hips in that obstinate way of mine, chin jutting out slightly and icily said, "I am Levana and I summoned you here, servant, so I would watch that tongue of yours before I remove it or you from my presence."
You know what he did. He laughed. Right in my face. It was as if I was no threat to him whatsoever, which I wasn't, but he didn't have to be so mean about it. I glared at him for a short moment and turned to look at the other one. He looked older than the jerk over there, possibly in his mid-twenties with long black hair the went to his lower back and the most haunting red eyes. Since he just stood there quietly during the whole thing I smiled sweetly at him and asked, "And you would be."
He looked at me with respect and said in a voice of servitude, "My name is Zalmon and I am yours to command master." Then he bowed at the waist, lowering his head in submission. Now that is what a servant should act like.
"Already I like you better Zalmon," I said. I could see the smile beginning to form on his face as I turned to Dunsyata and sternly said, "You could learn a thing or two from him."
"Like I care," he retorted. Then he added, "If you dislike me so much, why don't you send me on my way? I'm sure this... thing would be delighted to spend the next couple of decades submitting to your every whim, and with a lot less lip than I'd give you to boot. So just speak the dismissal spell, sweet heart, there's no time for fond farewells."
"Dismissal spell? I don't know anything like that. I just summoned you from that book," I said, pointing at the tome on the other side of the room.
"You don't know the dismissal spell?" he scoffed. "A simple spell like that! Then how in the hell did you summon me? An all powerful demon! I brought kings to their knees! How do you expect to master us, if you don't know the simple spells you incompetent fool?"
"Listen," I said, standing square to him with my arms straight down to my sides, gritting my teeth. "I didn't even think the spell would work. It was just something to do to pass the time!"
"Obviously, sugar, it worked and now you have to take responsibility somehow."
"You act all high and mighty, but you don't even know the spell yourself because if you did, you would a) already be gone or b) you would have told me the spell so you could be gone! You act as if I am happy about this! Well I am not happy in the least bit! Not happy at all! No offense Zalmon."
"None taken master," Zalmon said respectfully.
"Sweet heart, that's not my duty. I am a demon, not a sorcerer, and apparently neither are you. So now, I am stuck with you whether you like it or not master." He grinned a devilish grin, once again enticing my rage.
After a few deep breath I calmed myself. Obviously, introductions were over and the extent of my ability was established but the real question was, what was coming next? I began to pray that this was all a dream and when I woke up I would be drooling on a couple of textbooks on a library table. I don't think that that was going to happen any time soon though.


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Oil Spill: A look back at 'the response'
The clean up effort in after the oil spill affecting much of Vancouver's English Bay has resulted in about eighty percent of the black, oily substance being recovered. About twenty percent of the material has either moved to the beach, or has evaporated. There are about twenty-seven hundred litres of oil involved in the spill.
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May 6, 2011 at 10:48 pm #1273459
I have been shooting for a while with just a P&S, a Panasonic Lumix. It doesn't weigh much and fits in any pocket of my daypack or backpack in a small Pelican case. However, I am thinking of stepping up to something more powerful- I am looking at Micro 4 3 systems, probably a Panasonic G10. I was wondering if people could tell me what they would carry something like this (perhaps with 2 lenses) in. I could get a larger Pelican case, but that seems pretty cumbersome in a backpack- definitely in a day pack with water, crampons, jacket, whatever else also in there. What about just a soft case, and put it in a ziplock for wet snow or river fords? Ideas? I would be using the camera in all seasons. Incidentally, does anyone have a preference- Panasonic G10 vs Olympus PL1?May 6, 2011 at 10:56 pm #1734079
Strangely enough, I have seen guys struggling uphill on a trail trying to carry a large suitcase-size Pelican case.
I am a big user of LowePro camera cases. They have just about any size and shape you want. Mine is weatherproof, although that does not mean immersion-proof.
–B.G.–May 7, 2011 at 6:31 pm #1734395
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I carry a micro 4/3 camera in a small waist pack. I don't see much need for total waterproof/crushproof protection of a Pelican case on the trail. If the weather is really bad, I'll put the camera inside my pack, inside the waterproof bag that protects my sleeping bag and clothing.
You can also try one of the holster bags from Think Tank Photo, which will attach to a pack suspension system, and come with a rain cover.
Keep an eye on prices for the G-2, which is IMHO really a much better shooting experience than the G10. The G-3 should be announced next week, and so the G-2 has some nice rebates depending on lenses. (See Adorama.com for some examples.)May 7, 2011 at 6:47 pm #1734402
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I just upgraded from the Pany ZS-6 to a Sony NEX-5. Super image quality and interesting options with that camera.
Anyway, I saw this article about adapting a water bottle holder to carry the NEX with its telephoto lens:
I'm going to try that option. It may not work so well with a heavier bodied camera or a smaller lens, however.May 7, 2011 at 6:57 pm #1734404
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When I spent over a year in China shooting daily I loved my Tamrac Velocity 7 sling bag. The old style opens with the lid facing out . I liked it . I can't comment on later editions which face in. If you took it apart and replaced the foam with a lighter option I think you'd like it. As a sling you can vary the position for sweat, fatigue, security. Only downside is that is does not "stand up" . Just enough space for Tele, Wide Angle, batteries, Cards, back-up film camera like a Pentax UC-1 , and a shower cap for rain.May 7, 2011 at 8:54 pm #1734433
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I prefer the Panasonic UI to Olympus, but it's a personal taste issue. I typically use the Panasonic GF1 backpacking.
As to how to carry. Unless it's raining, I typically have my hooked to my shoulder strap with my standard lens (20/1.7) mounted. In wet weather it's typically under my jacket. Lens typically live in external pockets inside domke wraps. If it's rain, the domke wrap goes inside a waterproof rolltop bag, and into the body of the pack.
–MarkMay 9, 2011 at 5:41 pm #1734733
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Thanks for the comments all. I ended up going with the Panasonic G1k. My interest in a hard case is due not only to waterproofing (could just put the camera in a ziplock or dry bag after all), but also protection- I intend to do a lot of skiing with this camera, and while I could pad it amongst layers in my pack, maybe something tougher would be nice. Perhaps I am being too anal though. I will look into basic carry options, maybe with a LowePro or similar soft case, and maybe get a Pelican just for canoe trips…May 9, 2011 at 6:35 pm #1734763
Yes, before you purchase anything, you want to think about how you are going to carry it. Last weekend while skiing, one friend was carrying a camera with big lens in a chest pack. At the same time, I carried a camera in an equivalent case, but it was tucked away into a backpack. On other occasions I would put the same case on its shoulder strap around my neck and shoulder so that it hangs over my front pants pocket.
–B.G.–May 10, 2011 at 2:21 am #1734885
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The trouble with most DSLR's is that they tend to swing as you walk. Even with a chest case, they make life difficult to have out. Clips require unclipping before use, soo, you miss the snap pics or quick action shots.
Canoeing can be a chalenge. A drybag with some foam mages a good carrying case. Blow it up good before sealing it. It won't sink.May 10, 2011 at 7:26 am #1734947
I like to clip a lowepro case just big enough to contain my camera and lens of choice to my shoulder straps on my chest. I can't see my feet and extra lenses are in the backpack. But for quick shots it works great. I unzip the toploader and grab the camera.May 10, 2011 at 8:24 am #1734967
Will WebsterMember
The Think Tank DH-20 is a lot more compact than the Lowepro equivalent. I haven't had a problem with it on my chest, including backpacking in the Grand Canyon and dayhiking up and down Canyon de Chelly and the Superstitions. I hang it from my pack straps using Op-Tech Reporter straps and Pro-loop connectors, and use grosgrain ribbon with a plastic snap hook to prevent swaying by anchoring one bottom corner of the case to the point where a pack strap connects to the hip belt. The DH-20 is just about the perfect size for a Canon Rebel series or 20D-sized body with 17-50 / 2.8 lens. My 7D can barely cram into it and is tough to remove. The Lowepro cases, on the other hand, work nicely with the 1D-series.May 10, 2011 at 2:37 pm #1735092
"My 7D can barely cram into it and is tough to remove."
I hear you. I have the same problem with a 7D.
I think a lot of us go through new camera bodies every so many years. Yet the case is not worn out, so I always want to use the new body in the old case. That works up to a point, and then something won't fit right. I'm still using one case that I purchased for a film camera in 1997, and it still holds up despite many rough trips.
I wish that I could find a Canon DSLR case that is unusually lightweight. I would use the old heavy one for some trips, but then use something lightweight for a special trip.
Unfortunately, camera accessory manufacturers all assume that photographers have an infinite supply of money to spend.
–B.G.–May 20, 2011 at 2:10 am #1738853
After checking out the various soft bags available, I am really struck that there aren't better lightweight, compact options. The chest mount seems like a decent option utilizing what bags are out there, but I see a glaring problem as mentioned- If you can't see your feet, you cant see where to place them. No big deal for most well used trails. Intolerable for off trail travel such as boulder fields, crampon work, etc.May 22, 2011 at 1:31 pm #1739686May 22, 2011 at 6:01 pm #1739808
Ryan McCabeBPL Member
That capture clip looks intriguing!
But it looks like I would have to swap out my RRS L-bracket for their gizmo when on the move, and then switch back to the L-bracket when wanting to do tripod shots. Somewhat cumbersome switching, but maybe its worth it… otherwise that system looks nice. Thanks for the link!May 22, 2011 at 8:36 pm #1739876
I had the same thought but figured since most of my tripod shots are dawn/dusk it wouldn't be too big a pain to take of my rrs L bracket. :). When I am taking the pack off, getting the tripod unstrapped, deploying the tripod, etc… The extra time to unscrew one shouldn't be that much extra. I hope!
plus I have plenty of times I leave the tripod behind and then the capture thing would be great.
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