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		<title>By: ZeroSceneCred</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have traveled a fair amount lately and can throw in some experience.....

If you have the lead-time, fly Southwest in the US for domestic flights. They allow a carry-on, a man-purse, and two large checked bags for free.  I&#039;ve also found that all carriers seem to be more lenient on carry-on bag size if you&#039;re using a backpack versus a roll-along. We use either a Cinebag backpack (the big one) for our camcorder or a Burton photo pack for the DSLR stuff. Man-purse is a Timbuk2 courier bag which carries laptop, drives, backup point-shoot. 

If we&#039;re just doing interviews and don&#039;t need butter-smooth panning, we leave the 75mm tripod at home and bring a 4 section photo tripod with a cheapy 701HDV head. If we pull the center column out with the head attached before packing we can even fit it into a small carryon sized roller (that we still check). 

We&#039;re still trying to figure out lighting though! Hah.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have traveled a fair amount lately and can throw in some experience&#8230;..</p>
<p>If you have the lead-time, fly Southwest in the US for domestic flights. They allow a carry-on, a man-purse, and two large checked bags for free.  I&#8217;ve also found that all carriers seem to be more lenient on carry-on bag size if you&#8217;re using a backpack versus a roll-along. We use either a Cinebag backpack (the big one) for our camcorder or a Burton photo pack for the DSLR stuff. Man-purse is a Timbuk2 courier bag which carries laptop, drives, backup point-shoot. </p>
<p>If we&#8217;re just doing interviews and don&#8217;t need butter-smooth panning, we leave the 75mm tripod at home and bring a 4 section photo tripod with a cheapy 701HDV head. If we pull the center column out with the head attached before packing we can even fit it into a small carryon sized roller (that we still check). </p>
<p>We&#8217;re still trying to figure out lighting though! Hah.</p>
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