In your bag 1103, Jungwoo Park
Today we have another returnee bag. Jungwoo has a pretty impressive bag, and he has been nice enough to label it all for our convenience. Check it out.
These days, I am experimenting more with still photography than digital cinematography, which is what used to explore. My previous bag was In Your Bag 910. But there was a small typo with spelling of my name; my name is Jungwoo Park and not Jingwoo Park. Oh well.
I’ve finally converted to a smartphone with a front and rear cameras from a flip phone without such function. I was able to find a brand new Russian lens camera from Lomography.com. I wasn’t certain at first if I should endorse Makina medium format rangefinder camera or Mamiya medium format SLR camera. In the end, I went ahead with Single Lens Reflex option.
I do like combining two color filters together, sepia and greenish filter, while I am shooting to create a LOMO effect. I now use a star constellation map on nights when the sky is clear since spotting the Andromeda Galaxy is possible with binoculars alone without relying on a proper 250 dollar telescope (or pricier ones, for that matter.)
Here is my online profile and the list of items inside the photograph:
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/jungwoo-park/23/252/b03
1 Lenovo Thinkpad with the same configuration used at the International Space Station
2 Korg keyboard
3 Parker Jotter pen
4 clipboard
5 former-Soviet Zenit SLR camera model 122 with a Zenitar lens
6 Post-it note
7 35mm film canister
8 Kenko filter
9 a set of color filters
10 Kodak 120 Portra 400 film
11 Holga pouch
12 hot shoe flash
13 Bandaid
14 binoculars
15 contact lens container
16 Dell tablet
17 Blackberry Bold
18 tablet case
19 Mamiya 645 Pro medium format camera with a bellows lens hood
20 Abercrombie & Fitch cologne
21 two Duracell AA batteries
22 magnifying glass
23 foldable tool
24 black-colored electrical tape
25 padlock
26 checkbook
27 Freitag coin wallet
28 journal
29 twelve-month star constellation map
30 toque
Thanks for sharing your gear with us again, Jungwoo. I am sorry for the mis-spelling of your name last time. Great bag.
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Japancamerahunter
Awesome gear! Love the Mamiya :)
where is the bag? I must be a blind.
I’d love to know more about the laptop configuration. where can I find that?
Hi Jonanthan,
Sorry I forgot to leave the bag in with the rest of my belongings.
Mine is a tote bag extra-large size from LL Bean. Please check it out on http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/37037?feat=beach-SR0&page=boat-and-tote-bag-zip-top
Luckily, it’s large enough to fit all of them although most of the time I don’t carry all of my stuff as it would be quite heavy,
Hi Kevin.
The configuation itself you can look up online under the heading Use In Space from the Wikimedia entry for a Thinkpad.
To be exact, it is a Lenovo ThinkPad T61p with Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz with 4GB memory for RAM. I upgraded from Windows Vista to 7 and am thinking of upgrading to Windows 8.
It has a NVIDIA graphics card and a DVD-ROM. It also has Wi-fi and Bluetooth connectivity. I hope this helps.