Trius
Waiting on Maitani
One camera, two lenses, or two cameras two lenses.
bmattock
Veteran
how much gear do you normally carry?
i'm not talking about special assignments or for holidays, but just on a saturday afternoon when you plan to take a few shots.
Today, 2 bodies, 4 lenses. Often, 1 body, 3 lenses. Sometimes a digicam shoved in a pocket as well.
would it be one camera and 2 lenses or 2 cameras and 4 lenses?
i'm talking just bodies and lenses here.
Depends entirely on what I think I might need. I only constrain myself if I think it might be too heavy to carry easily. Otherwise, it is strictly based on whatever I think will best suit the occasion. I never 'just go out' and happen to have a camera along, I always go out for a specific purpose.
yanidel
Well-known
One camera, two lenses mainly.
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
1 + 1 for a day trip, 2 + 2 for a weekend, and maybe an extra lens or two if I'm going away for a week.
If it's with others, generally 1+1 unless they are also photographers (which rarely happens.)
If I just want to have a camera handy, 1+1.
If it's a specific photo junket, 1+2 or 1+3.
If I just want to have a camera handy, 1+1.
If it's a specific photo junket, 1+2 or 1+3.
leica M2 fan
Veteran
For a short outing -one camera and two lenses.
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
Depends on what I plan to shoot. I don't have a standard kit, I just pull the lenses and bodies I need for the work I intend to do.
I do carry a Domke 803 satchel with my Leica and 50mm and 35mm lenses at all times, no matter where I go, in case something comes up or gets discovered that I want to photograph, but when I am PLANNING to go shoot, I pick and choose the gear I will need for that subject that I plan to photograph.
I do carry a Domke 803 satchel with my Leica and 50mm and 35mm lenses at all times, no matter where I go, in case something comes up or gets discovered that I want to photograph, but when I am PLANNING to go shoot, I pick and choose the gear I will need for that subject that I plan to photograph.
kermaier
Well-known
1 camera, 2 lenses - usually either 28mm or 35mm plus a 50mm.
Ari
Ari
oftheherd
Veteran
It all depends. Sometims it is a kit with a Kiev 4AM, 50mm f/1.8, 50mm f/2, 85mm, 35mm, and 135mm, and Welta 6x6 folder. Other times, a Yashica FX 103 and 4 lenses, 18-28mm, 28-70mm, 75-150mm, and the T* 50mm f/1.4, and the Zeiss 6x9 folder. It can just as easily be an XA, Fujica kit, Fujica SLR and one lens. Just whatever strikes me as right for what I am out for. Maybe I need to be more organized. 
samoksner
Who stole my light?
Usually the m6 with the 35/1.2 or the Nikon FE with the 35/1.4 depending on the mood and the film left over in each camera. If it's bright and I have a mini project in mind, the bronica SQ with 80/2.8. That's for pleasure when i'm not on assignment; on assignment, I take 2 bodies, 4-5 lens. Travel... dear god, I take everything. The m6 with lens, both nikon film cameras with 3 lenses, the bronica with lens and 2 digital bodies with 4 lenses, it's a heavy bag for sure, but i never go out with all that (except a couple months ago when i took it all for a day long music festival).
smiling gecko
pure dumb luck, my friend
one mamiya 6 w/75mm around my neck & a medium size bag with another mamiya 6 w/150mm, superwide swc/m & maybe leica m6 w/35mm f2...and maybe a small bag w/p67 & 165mm left in the car for closer roadside stops.
sometimes i leave that ton o' gear at home and take a rolleiflex 6002 w/spare batteries and a small shoulder bag.
i remember a time when (almost) all i carried was an m4-2 w/50mm f2...hmm.
sometimes i leave that ton o' gear at home and take a rolleiflex 6002 w/spare batteries and a small shoulder bag.
i remember a time when (almost) all i carried was an m4-2 w/50mm f2...hmm.
Leica All Day
Veteran
one camera and one lens....and maybe an extra roll of film in my pocket......I keep it simple....I should change up my "usual" combo more often though
Ken Shipman
Well-known
1 body and usually 1 lens, sometimes 2 lenses, rarely as many as 3 lenses. More than that constitutes an expedition.
35mmdelux
Veni, vidi, vici
One camera and one lens - M7, 35 Summilux. On trip I'll take an additional camera and lens.
Richard G
Veteran
1 and 1 most often. And that's even with a tiny A&A bag that fits two bodies and three lenses that only comes out for projects or holidays. I saw somewhere (here or the other place) that one of us usually takes a 35 to get it all in when he's holidaying, but around home there's less that needs to be got in so his usual walk around is a 50. I liked that.
amateriat
We're all light!
Easy for me: When I want to keep it truly simple, I just grab the Contax Tvs and a roll or two of film. Done. (Sometimes, the M2/35 subs for the Tvs.)
When I'm feeling a tad more ambitious, I grab the old F803, which always holds my entire Main Axe kit (two Hexar RFs, three lenses, one or two flash units, a few assorted tchotchkes, and anywhere from five to twenty rolls of film). Not much big thinking involved, save for how much/what kind of film.
- Barrett
When I'm feeling a tad more ambitious, I grab the old F803, which always holds my entire Main Axe kit (two Hexar RFs, three lenses, one or two flash units, a few assorted tchotchkes, and anywhere from five to twenty rolls of film). Not much big thinking involved, save for how much/what kind of film.
- Barrett
Pablito
coco frío
no such thing as "normally" for me...
maddoc
... likes film again.
One of my two Leicas + one lens + one spare roll of film. That's what I carry every day. I have a messenger back for all the usual stuff and an A&A padding insert for it (to protect the camera a little from bumps).
I like that idea, "Vacation for a weeks"
I like that idea, "Vacation for a weeks"
Vacation for a few weeks
ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
Two bodies. One has a Tessar lens, the other has a Sonnar lens. Plus a light meter.
Sometimes I'll carry a TLR for my color needs.
Sometimes I'll carry a TLR for my color needs.
telemetre
Established
One camera, one lens. But that's all the gear I have...
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