To Doris and other Creative "Lunch Box People",
I would like to try the same solution; where did you find the close cell
foam. If it's what I'm thinking of it's fairly stiff so that it can but
custom cut with a clean edge (to line a non-camera looking back) ? I've got
some regular foam but it is too soft and really tough to cut camera/lens
places with any kind of straight line.
Chip
St. Louis
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> From: *- DORIS FANG -*[SMTP:sfsttj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 7:05 AM
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> Subject: Re: [OM] Camera Bag , lunch bag
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>
> On Tue, 30 Mar 1999, Sebastien Roy wrote:
>
> > I bought an "Arctic" lunch box for 8.95$ and transformed it into a
> camera
> > bag ($10 of material). It is thermally isolated and contains
> > a "crunch-proof" plastic lining inside. I built the "custom" inside
> > with velvet and cardboard.
>
> I have a modified Igloo lunch box (insulated bag) that I use to take
> cameras into risky places. It has a larger and smaller compartment,
> and I used some close-cell foam glued to the hardshell interior and
> dividers from another bag to fit it. It holds an OM-1, and 24/50/100,
> a t-20 & 8 rolls. Great minds think alike... :-)
>
> *= Doris Fang =*
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