Recent content by Richard Duncombe

ok, reading the policy it says that the item is covered away from the 'insured location' from theft, damage, loss etc if it is not left unattended or the item is locked away in a cupboard or box and any security devices have been made operational. just dont let the thing out of your sight...

yeah i just tried calling but there is no one there weekends and i leave Monday morning. the website defines it as ''Insured location - this is a single, specified place where you store your equipment, typically your home or studio.'' yet i imagine this is disregarded for worldwide cover by...

Just a quick question on the above. To anyone who has it, halfway through the application it asks you the 'insured location'. obviously as im getting worldwide cover this is never going to be the same for more than a month at a time, does this matter? Only i would hate to have my gear pinched in...

Photoguard looks very easy to use, £277 Per annum for about £3,400 worth of kit including a laptop. not too bad

Hi Gordan Thanks again but that sounds like it might be a bit too big anyway, i only wish to secure the camera bag, my clothes will all be in my hiking pack which i will offer to theives to preserve the precious camera gear! Im worried if its too big that it will be all loose and people will be...

Hi dottyross. they retail for £41 new from amazon, though the 55 is more expensive (£47) for some unknown reason so i think i will buy new at these prices. what size pack did you use it for out of interest and did it do the job?

thanks mark! just did some sums and worked out the cubic volume of the bag is about 34 cubic litres, so it should be fine. i was confused by someone on Amazon who said the 85L was too small for her photo trecker classic bag, which isnt all that bigger than the lowepro 250

does anyone know what size pacsafe bag protector would fit the Lowepro fastpack 250? I am thinking the 55L will be fine but has anyone used it?

Just checked them out, really like the Versapack 200 AW but couldnt work out if a laptop would fit in it. the upper and lowe compartments are seperated byt i cant tell if the upper goes in behind the lower to give further storage, or just stops, cutting the bag in half

ill go to the camera shop today, if they have the bag ill look at it and if it looks the part, i am sure i can get up there with some gear, they may even let me use the shop's display products.; shame its not weatherproof but plastic bags make good friends

i like the look of the classified but im not sure i could put up with a shoulder bag for 2 years travel which will include hiking and rough terrain. i would worry about it slipping off although it does look like a nice bag. might be one to try out in a shop. Ozei i think my local shop has one...

83.5 x 107 mm 8.38 x 9.14cm body is canon 5d also have flash and 30mm f/2 which is tiny

this looks a good bag but do you think it would be big enough for my kit? while not huge, my two lenses are certainly more chunky than the kit lens and there does not look to be that much room in the compartment. other than this it looks good

Morning all I need a camera bag to house the following Canon 5D 24-105L 135L Flash Macbook pro 13'' plus some extra room for cables, cards, a jumper or jacket and bits and bobs I dont want to pay the earth (sub £70 if possible) and i dont mind looking at used gear but id prefer...

Hi Dave I went through 3 10-20mm Sigma lenses and ended up selling the last one i had as I simply wasnt happy with it and got fed up and also had a 35 1.4 that wasnt right so i ended up with the canon 35/2 which dates back the the 80s in design. I am sure that pleanty of canon/nikon gear...