![]() |
WRP's MP-3 & 3c Photopack |
||||
|
|
Why two models? The MP-3c is for the digital photographer or a photographer wanting to carry a notebook in addition to their gear while not using two separate bags. Those photographers who don't shoot digital or carry a notebook, they don't need to have the attach points nor pay for a computer case so they would make use of the MP-3.
The Design & Construction The MP-3/3c has two shoulder straps. These can be detached and hidden inside the back flap. My preferred method is to have the right strap inside the flap and just carry the MP-3 with the left strap on my left shoulder. There is no waistbelt since this is a smaller bag carrying a smaller load. The MP-3 does have the side and top handle as well as the passport pocket on the top (with ID holder).
The MP-3 is L20” x W14” x D8” and is able on the long lens side to hold a lens as large as a 600f4 with no body attached. We don't recommend this and if this is your intent, get the MP-1. The 3 series is designed to hold a 200-400VR, 500f4, 400f2.8 or 300f2.8 with body attached. The short lens side can hold all the gear you see pictured above which includes seven lenses, extra body, flash and batteries. While empty, the MP-3 weighs 3lbs and the MP-3c weighs 4lbs empty, as packed above it comes in at 38lbs. The Computer Case on the MP-3c is 17x12x3" comfortably holding a notebook computer up to 17" in length.
The computer case can hold the largest to smallest notebook on the market. If using a smaller notebook, a padded spacer is included to make up the volume. The computer case comes with a shoulder strap so when the computer case is removed from the MP-3c, you can carry it easily. While the computer case has a couple zippered pockets, they are not designed to carry any bulky items. The computer case has its own business card holder. Ordering Note: The MP series of photopacks has one main common trait, fitting in the overheads of the smallest planes while safely carrying massive amounts of camera gear. Some folks have wondered why we don't have wheels on our packs. Wheels on packs make them impossible to fit in many overheads, defeating the whole design principle of the MP series. If you require wheels, you can do what many MP owners have done. They simply buy a wheelie cart and attach the MP to the cart. But we won't be coming out with any packs with wheels, sorry!
Return Policy Warranty |
||||
| Home | BT
Journal | WRP
Trading Post | Moose's
Camera Bag | Digital
Photography | Wildlife
Photography | Landscape
Photography General Photography Tips | Workshops & Classes | Moose's Gallery | Moose Blog | Environmental Issues | Links | About Moose | Contact Info |
|||||
Text & Images Copyright © 2008
Moose Peterson/WRP, All Rights Reserved. Design © 2008 Digital Imaging Group |
|||||