Hi Kevin,
I like to keep things simple. Although I have heaps of cameras and
lenses, my standard travel kit (unless there is something special on or I
have a task in mind) is:
LX,
30 f2.8 K
50 f1.4 K
135 f2.5 K
plus film, polarisers, and B&W filters
It is handy and fits in a waist-pack
That goes with me everywhere.
If on Holiday, I add to the above
6X7 with 55 and 105 lenses or
Horseman VHR with 65, 105 and 180 lenses
plus film, a few filters and tripod.
The Horseman if I really want to get serious (there is something about a
6X7/6X9 negative taken with a camera that has most of the movements of a
view camera - without the bulk).
In general, the simple 35mm kit is not a burden and my wife does not object!
Bob Rapp
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Waterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 8:59 PM
Subject: What do you carry with you
> I like to carry a few things with me so I am not caught without
> a camera. I like to take my camera bag most everywhere I go.
> In my bag I carry the following Items <rummage rummage>
>
> MZ-S with 28-300 Sigma Zoom f3.5-22 (UV filter)
> 28-70 Zoom f2.8-4
> 135mm 2.5 Prime
> 50mm 1.7
> 2x TeleConvertor
> AF 360FGZ Flash
> mini slave Flash
> Off camera cable for flash
> Handle to mount camera and flash
> 6 Rolls Fuji Reala 100
> 2 Rolls Kodak Gold
> 1 Roll Porta 160NC
> 2 Rolls Fuji Velvia (Daylight)
> 1 Roll Fuji Superia 400
> 1 Roll Fuji Press 400
> 1 Roll Fuji
> 1 Roll Ilford Delta 3200
> 2 CR2 Batteries
> MZ-S manual
> 2x marking pens
> Film retriever thingy (for digging out film when re-wound)
> 72mm Circular Polarizing filter
>
> Whats in your carry all?
>
> Kind regards
> kevin
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> Kevin Waterson
> Byron Bay, Australia
>
