Dr. Petrol Camera Bag

05/02/08

Petrol, a Vitec Group brand has introduced the Dr. Petrol camera carrier, inspired by the traditional doctor's bag. This new semi hard equipment bag is uniquely designed to hold a camera and accessories comfortably and securely, and offer fast and easy access to its contents.

Dr. Petrol's hinged top unzips smoothly and opens extra wide to the generous central compartment. Inside there is ample room for inserting a camera fully equipped, without disturbing the mic, viewfinder, or mattebox system. Detachable padded dividers help secure contents and can be custom configured into pockets for important accessories like batteries or camera light. Contents are cradled on all sides by layers of cushioned orange fabric. Upper panels of shockproof cold moulded laminate safeguard equipment and provide extra protection.

Additional features include an exterior side pocket for additional storage, U-Grip ergonomic interlock carrying handle, adjustable ergonomic padded shoulder strap, and Petrol's dual directional easy-glide zips. The carrier's exterior is constructed of heavy duty blue and black Cordura.

The new Dr. Petrol camera bag is available in six sizes:

PDRB-1
Measures 34cm L x 18cm W x 22.5cm H and fits cameras like the Sony PDX-10 and Panasonic DVC-30.

PDRB-2
39cm L x 21cm W x 26cm H and holds the Panasonic DVX-100/A/B, Sony PD100/150/170 and similar size cameras.

PDRB-3
45cm L x 25cm W x 25.5cm H and is tailored for the SonyPMW-EX1 and HVR-FX1/Z1/V1, Canon XL and XH series, etc.

PDRB-4
Measures 54cm L x 28cm W x 26.5cm H and is sized for the Panasonic AG-HVX200 and JVC GY-HD100.

PDRB-5
67cm L x 30cm W x 30cm H to fit the Sony DSR-200/400/450, Panasonic DVC PRO Line, and more.

PDRB-6
Measures 74cm L x 30cm W x 33cm H to fit the Sony F-900R/F-950, Panasonic HDW-27E, etc.

For further information on all Petrol products please visit the website.

http://www.petrolbags.com/

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