just curious...

[Roger Hicks]

Yet another vote for one camera, one lens. Rarely, one camera, two lenses. Very rarely, two cameras (both M), two lenses (different focal lengths).

Cheers,

R.

 

[Keith]

I seldom go out with one lens but the one body is OK. Generally it'll be my OM-1 or 2 with 50mm and 35mm Zuikos. The same if I take a rangefinder ... but not the Zuikos of course!

To me that's the minimum 'get the job done' kit!

 

[Mablo]

One camera and one lens for me. Today it'll be my new toy Zorki-1d and Industar-22 lens.

 

[faris]

on vacation 2 cameras and 2 lenses each...a dslr and an M
never zooms; 28/35/50/ and 75/85; the 50/60 could be a macro.

 

[Spider67]

One camera with a 35 and an 85 in the pocket of my coat.

 

[Florian1234]

Most of the time: one camera, one lens (35mm), light meter (since meterless body Leica M4), some spare film (one to four rolls). Maybe a second lens if I plan to do some portraits or so (85mm).

 

[BobPS]

I used to carry one camera (M6) and two lenses: 28 elmarit and 50 cron. But lately, I've been using my 28 elmarit almost exclusively, so I often leave my 50 cron at home. I guess I'm beginning to love my little 28 .
Bob

 

[back alley]

my routine varies...

i have been thinking about carrying both bodies and all 4 lenses in the f6 but that seems excessive. i do like the idea of not having to change lenses too often so 2 bodies is attractive.
but what seems to work best for me is one body and 2 lenses, so i will continue to use 2 kits, body plus 15/28 and body plus 21/50. nice and light but still effective.

 

[benmacphoto]

Usually I have 2 bodies and 3 lenses. If I travel light I'll bring 1 body and 2 lenses.

 

[sanmich]

one camera, no lens.

 

[lightshot]

For a walk one camera one lens.

I usually keep two cameras and a few lenses in the car wherever I go.

 

[FS Vontz]

One body, one lens.