What Thom Hogan is carrying right now

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What Thom's Actually Using

"Compact: Nikon V1 instead of compact

IR: Canon G11 IR converted

Mirrorless: Olympus E-P3 (primary lenses: 9-18mm, 12mm, 14-42mm, 45mm, 100-300mm)

Nikon DX DSLR: D7000 (primary lenses: Tokina 11-16mm, Sigma 17-50mm, Nikon 70-200mm or 70-300mm)

Nikon FX DSLR: D3s and D3x (primary lenses: 14-24mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, 200-400mm, 400mm Nikkors) (SB-700/900 flashes with PocketWizards)

Video: Canon XA10, Sony FS100u, GoPro HD

Support: RRS Versa Series 2 tripod, RRS heads and pano equipment

Note: I obviously use other equipment, as I'm constantly comparing and testing. However, what appears above is what you'll find I'm carrying on assignment and when working for clients."

Thom must have just bought a Mack Truck for his daily carry. LOL.
I'll stick to my M6 and Voighty 35/2.5 lens.😀😀
 
Thom is obviously a bigger and stronger dude than I am, or he has a mule just like Ansel.

I'm just carrying my FED-2 so no strain in my life either 🙂
 
Go back & read the note, but for a pro on assignment that's not too much gear is it?

As for what I'm carrying day to day as a struggling artist 😉 It's my Bessa R & CV35/2.5 plus a few rolls of b&w film.

Greg,

Depends on the assignment. I've done so large events in the past, and never needed that many cameras and lenses for a shoot, but often had several boxes of studio strobes and light modifiers for them (softboxes, umbrellas, etc.). Usually I had a 35mm or digital body with 24, 28, 35, 50, and 85mm lenses. Sometimes I'd take medium format, depending on the job. I've done many shoots where your Bessa and 35/2.5 would have been the only thing needed, and I carried something similar (an OM-4T and 35mm or 50mm Zuiko). Just depends.
 
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