R.p.p. @ h.o.s. La, ca

[Ketch Rossi]

Internal Dimensions are 22 1/2 x 15 x 13 external is 3/4 inch more. The shelf on some carts is 24" so it's good to be under that.

Weight not too bad - 49 lbs I think. I try to get all my cases near there so I can check them without being gouged by the airline.

When working with primes I like to have them close to camera in one box. Speeds things up and simplifies things.

I usually work with professional crews and for the most part they have been happy with how I've got things organized - and being happy about gear is unusual for them, as they are a salty lot.

Matt Uhry
www.mattuhry.com

Hehe, totally agree with you on the crew and the gear aspect, usually no matter how you pack they always have something to say, with me is always, wow, nice packaging, but not really a necessity, gear is meant to be used.

And true it is but I like for my gear to stay in great condition for as long as possible.

And yes I also totally agree that if and when you can Camera and lenses should be close together and in less cases as possible, didn't realize that you kept them under 50LB, that is great, I always do the same, as with my broken knee I can shouldn't carry more then that, even so I carry 100LB or so more then regularly.

ciao

 

[ogauchan]

This is the basic idea - it's evolved a bit in the last 18 months since ours was made. I use a custom removable top-handle that goes on ET dovetail track.

Matt Uhry
www.mattuhry.com

Thanks Matt.