> > If I'm going to continue buying lenses, or want to have access to some > of my "second kit" I really need to get a bag for carrying lenses. > How do other folks solve this issue? I don't want to call having this > many lenses a problem, or even "too many" lenses. But it is more than > I want to always carry around. >
taking all your lenses with you is like trying to wear all your shoes at the same time. You'll do your back in and you won't take any pictures if you carry all your stuff around with you. Most of us have quite a few lenses - it's a natural by-product of joining this list - but eventually we learn to leave most of them at home most of the time. What you take with you depends on what you're expecting to photograph, and this in turn is likely to dictate which bag you use. You will eventually buy every bag that's available, but probably settle on one or 2 that you use regularly with a small number of regular lenses. If you're going backpacking in the Southern Andes for 3 months in winter to take photographs of dinosaurs you will probably need a different bag to the one you take for a summer afternoon's stroll along Rotten Row, and a different set of lenses (although there's little shortage of ancient and crusty beasts on Rotten Row). Bob -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
