Leider sind nachhaltige Maßnahmen noch immer nicht umgesetzt und ich hoffe diese Hitzewelle rüttelt alle Verantwortlichen nochmal wach.
The local newspaper picked up the topic and is referring to the recent post about racism that happened on bus line 73. Behind a paywall though.
I have trouble fitting the paper perfectly into the V60 Neo. It always creates an area, that doesn’t touch the V60. Am I using the wrong paper or am I missing something here?
The instructions say a) the small camera cube is compatible with the 45 liter version, b) they’re displaying the small camera cube at the bottom of the backpack in their instructions and c) they say you just remove the foam from the lid and tuck it behind the cube. But this doesn’t work for the small camera cube, because the attachment is blocking it. Any idea how to deal with this?
Ich habe meine HORI 1300 auf den Sigma Butler montiert, auf die HORI oben drauf mein Sigma Rox 11.1 (nicht clean, aber funktional). Das hielt dann bis zur ersten Kopfsteinpflaster-Stelle. Die Aufnahme ist gebrochen, weil es zu stramm saß. Ich hatte mich drauf verlassen, dass Garmin zu Garmin passt, aber offensichtlich ist das nicht so. Zum Glück haben es beide Teile, bis auf ein paar Kratzer, scheinbar überstanden.
When creating a route in the browser application, I can write down notes/remarks. I can view them after saving the route in the browser. But once when I actually want to use the created route on my mobile phone (or watch), I can’t find those notes anywhere which doesn’t really make sense imo. Am I blind or is it really like that?
I started with a Signal to bring with me on hikes. It was my first Leatherman ever and it did a great job already in the short time I have it. Then I thought I could use a small tool for around the house and got an almost new Rebar for a very good price. After using it for a while, I realized the saw isn’t that great and it’s missing scissors. So I thought the chunkier Surge makes sense for the heavy duty tasks. Although I jumped in deep very fast, they’re great tools and worth the money. I think I’m set now. Except for the Micra for my wife that I just ordered… well…
… but obviously I didn’t do it. I only realized it on a star trail shot from last night.
Since I asked this question myself and researched in this sub, I want to share what I found out and I’m positively surprised! A lot of redditors said the 3 liter version is way too small and with a full frame body you should take the 6 liter version. If you want to bring as little as possible, but still want to bring your full frame mirrorless, you can totally do this with this small bag. \
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The pictures showing the bag closed, contain the gear shown in the previous picture. The contents from first to last:\
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Canon R8 + extension grip + PD dual plate + 24-70mm f/2.8 + lens hood = it fits, but not very comfortably. \
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Canon R8 + extension grip + 24-70mm f/2.8 + lens hood = it fits comfortably, but no room for anything else except for a battery and sd card, I guess. \
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Canon R8 + 24-70mm f/2.8 + lens hood = it fits easily and even has a little play.\
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Canon R8 + extension grip + 35mm f/1.8 + lens hood = perfect fit, no trouble. \
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Canon R8 + extension grip + 16mm f/2.8 + lens hood + 24-70mm f/2.8 (not attached, without lens hood) = perfect fit, no trouble. I probably wouldn’t be comfortable trying to put the lens hood on the second lens, but it could work, even though it’ll be a bit tight. \