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Aug 14, 2021 18:12:51   #
glenn mayher
 
I use a bungee cord around the passenger seat. Quick and simple.

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Aug 15, 2021 09:17:36   #
sb Loc: Florida's East Coast
 
Bags full of dried beans. Better yet, soft plastic bags (like balloons) filled with the small styrofoam beads like those used in beanbag chairs - you might be able to find these at a craft store. This type of cushioning is used in some systems to prevent bedsores in immobile patients.

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Aug 15, 2021 09:24:29   #
boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander
 
jonjacobik wrote:
On more days than not, I jump in the car with my camera and 150-600mm lens and take a similar tour around my town. I stop at a salt panne, drive a mile to a path I walk through a marsh, then over to a seaside cliff and walk a beach. Back in the car, to a local park fed by a brackish creek, then over to a yacht club for a nesting eagle.
That's 10 short trips in and out of the car.

Where can I safely and quickly put my camera with the lens attached that will keep it reasonably save while a travel from stop to stop?

I use styrofoam form from packing box, that keeps it from rolling, but doesn't really provide enough support over the length of the lens. I thought about a box of dried beans, but that would be full of dust. Perhaps a box of washed pebbles would provide a base.

Yes, it it's not a quick stop, I keep a oversized backpack/camera back in the trunk, but's unlikely to get in there for a 2 minute dirve.

Anyone have have a gadget that will hold the camera and lens in the car?
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Duct Tape. That will keep it safely on the seat. (forever)

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Aug 16, 2021 09:46:23   #
jonjacobik Loc: Quincy, MA
 
An old pillow case, a few styrofoam packing worms, and the perfect solution. It sits behind the the drivers seat and holds the camera perfectly.

Thanks.

Jon

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