Godfrey
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What might provoke me to carry a second body or camera is whether I also want to shoot some film. Then I have to think on whether I want 6x6 or 35mm. If 35mm, makes sense to carry the M4-2 body.
Two bodies ,one lens.
True, but in forty-some odd years, I've never had a body break down in the field. Perhaps I've just been lucky ... !
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Based on the wonderful Robyn Portreen bag that just arrived + Joe's restrictions, it would be one body (XE1) and 3 lenses (35 1.4, 15 4.5 Heliar, 50 1.4 Canon J-lux)...
[...Even though I KNOW there's room for my GRD IV and CL, too]
what size did you get? pics?
I got the size bigger than yours--standard compact? You said it was a bit too small. Mine will be good for 2 cams/2 lenses + GRD, iPad, phone, little things. And I'll post a pic in Vince's Ona bag thread--promised I would earlier--but waiting for natural light to shoot it.
It's gorgeous and comfortable. Not as highly pimped as Vince's though.
Travel lighter: Sony RX100 in pocket (if you still have the camera)
jesse
what size did you get? pics?
i do still have it...but cannot imagine using only it for a trip...
In the past and for several trips, all I carried was a Rollei 35S, or a Contax Tix, or a Minox 35GT-E, or a Ricoh GR1, or ... you get my drift. ;-) Never stopped me getting a lot of great photos. The constraint of one camera/one lens pushes you to look and see how you can exploit it more adeptly. I think it inspires creativity.
I'm packing for my trip tonight ... have to make these decisions on what to carry right away. Will be on the road in the UK, without a car, for three weeks so I am focused on light and compact. I'll let you know what I decide after the bag is packed. ;-)
G