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Multimedia has changed how I shoot. It’s also changed how I market and promote my work and myself. It’s resulted in changes to my workflow including the downloading, cataloging and editing of gigabytes and terabytes of digital still and movie files.
However, one of the most practical changes has been how to carry the additional equipment I need to produce multimedia. Along with the cameras and lenses, I now have to include space for a laptop, microphones, audio recorders, XLR cables, focusing rigs, LCD monitors, AC adapters, extra batteries and more. Suddenly that spacious photo backpack that was adequate for my still work was no longer viable.A Little Background
Simply getting a bigger bag wasn’t going to be the solution. The existing bag was heavy enough and taking its toll on my back and shoulders. Now, throw in additional equipment and I know I’d likely have to add the cost of regular trips to the chiropractor.
So, it became clear that a roller bag would offer the best choice. Not only could it provide the greater capacity that I needed for all my equipment, but that presence of a telescoping handle and rugged wheels would …
By: Ibarionex Perello
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