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A 10-Year Battery for AirTag

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673 points dmd | 2 comments | 18 Dec 24 18:17 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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zeagle ◴[19 Dec 24 03:15 UTC] No.42458056[source]▶
Does anyone know what camera bag that is on that website. Peak design? Looks perfect for my usual load out.
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1. 542354234235 ◴[19 Dec 24 16:51 UTC] No.42463287[source]▶
I'm pretty sure it is the DSLR Pro Pack by Incase.

https://www.incase.com/products/dslr-pro-pack?srsltid=AfmBOo...

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2. neilv ◴[19 Dec 24 19:38 UTC] No.42464972[source]▶
It's a good design, IME. Lowepro makes a variety of similar ones. (I had a one similar to the photo, fitting 2 bodies, wide L, long L, f/1.4 prime, strobes and triggers, and boxes of strobe batteries.)

Lowepro also has day/overnight/carryon backpacks, so you can carry some DSLR gear, laptop, change of clothes, and toiletries, all in one bag.

I still have one LowePro day backpack that I repurposed as engineer/startup briefcase. It fits a huge laptop and misc. stuff for working late hours, and has a DSLR door in the side, so you can slide one shoulder strap off off long enough swing it forward like a sling bag, for quick access to a good camera for serendipitous shots.

Regarding real sling bags, I personally wouldn't use for lengthy carrying of heavy stuff, since it's asymmetric left/right. I even got rid of my grocery canvas tote bags, and use an old backpack for carrying home groceries.