What's in your bag?

Godfrey said:
Which make and model is that, rickard?
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Phothomas said:
I´m not Rikard but I think it´s this one: http://www.monochrom.com/Monochrom-Anybag-30.htm?websale8=mono-c&pi=17997&ci=000818

Unfortunately they don´t make it in orange anymore. These inserts are great, I use one in an old german army bag and love it.

Thomas
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Janz said:
I own one of those inlays as well, but in black. it has a patch in it that says www.chinafancier.com on it, but i bought it from this site http://kaffebrus.com/diy-kameravaska-m-for-dslr-2-objektiv-1650.html they **** internationally
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They have the answer!;) I also bought mine at kaffebrus.com
 
The current Nikon rig and old Nikon bag

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Thanks!

What's in my bag today? Polaroid SX-70 Sonar. I have two exposures left on the pack before I switch cameras...

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-IIIf BD + SBOOI + coated Elmar
-M2 + Jupiter-3 (adjusted to Leica-specs)
-GRD I
-Jupiter-12
-Lunasix F
-RPX400
-Kufiya for wrapping my equipment (or myself if it gets cold outside)

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Got no dedicated camera bag, I usually just toss my cameras in whatever bag I'm carrying
 
My current "lug" about Polaroid Spectra System:

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From the left, and front to back:
row1:
Polaroid Spectra System bag
Minolta Instant Pro
Spectra SE

row2:
Spectra Remote Receiver and Transmitter
Special Effects Filter Kit and case
Arca-Swiss tripod adapter

row3:
case for remote system
Spectra close-up attachment and case
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I normally have a couple of packs of film, but both cameras are loaded with several frames ready to go on each right now.

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My usual carry, unless I take the Polaroid



OM1 and 50 1.2
R-D1 and 28 1.9
Pencil case with mini tripod, DS cards, batts, lenspen, ND filter
Other bits and bobs
 
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What is in your Bag

Interestingly, I nearly bought one of the new Leica M240 cameras this weekend until I read that the Fuji X100S was superior for about a 5th of the spend. That was close so I am happily back with my 2 M6's with Summicron Optics and my Rollieflex 3.5f
 

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Well, I decided to participate in this thread. Actually after seeing all of these, it's kind of very useful for me to see how people use stuff and it helps me for purchasing gear.

What's in my Leica Billingham bag? by kiemchacsu, on Flickr

Of course I hardly carry all these stuffs on daily basis. Normally I carry One camera and One lens only. The Billingham Hadley Small is perfect for me because all my gears can be fit in it if needed.
 
Since last week, I have Mamiya 7 with 43mm and 90mm plus Leica CL with Summicron-c 40/2 & CV Color Skopar 21/4 and Olympus 35RC in my bag. After I have been diagnosed with blood cancer last week at the age of 39, I have kept shooting like there is no tomorrow and I love it! 5 rolls of 120 and 4 rolls of 35 in five days - never done this before!
 
shoot till the cameras shutter retire! my best wishes is with you and your family. keep positive.

Cheers,

kutitta said:
Since last week, I have Mamiya 7 with 43mm and 90mm plus Leica CL with Summicron-c 40/2 & CV Color Skopar 21/4 and Olympus 35RC in my bag. After I have been diagnosed with blood cancer last week at the age of 39, I have kept shooting like there is no tomorrow and I love it! 5 rolls of 120 and 4 rolls of 35 in five days - never done this before!
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Thanks buddy! I'm still trying to digest actually. I haven't yet started to feel the ill-effects of chemotherapy but not sure I will keep shooting that intensively.

But in any case I'll try to be positive and will enjoy the rest of my life with my family, especially with my 5 year old son!

I'll start teaching photography to him thia weekend, especially how to use film cameras. I will first use an AF camera, possibly an Olympus Stylus 80 zoom. Then I will let him use my Minolta Maxxum 700si. Manual focus cameras later on the track! :)

tuanvinh2000 said:
shoot till the cameras shutter retire! my best wishes is with you and your family. keep positive.

Cheers,
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He will be proud of his dad, not many dads shoot with a Mamiya RF MF, one of the best ever! my dad shot with a nikon F for his company when he was young, bought him a canon DSLR 10 years ago and he is still shooting with it now. however he is more a painter than a photographer. he even experimented painting over his photographs as well quite cool!

kutitta said:
Thanks buddy! I'm still trying to digest actually. I haven't yet started to feel the ill-effects of chemotherapy but not sure I will keep shooting that intensively.

But in any case I'll try to be positive and will enjoy the rest of my life with my family, especially with my 5 year old son!

I'll start teaching photography to him thia weekend, especially how to use film cameras. I will first use an AF camera, possibly an Olympus Stylus 80 zoom. Then I will let him use my Minolta Maxxum 700si. Manual focus cameras later on the track! :)
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Villanova said:
Any reason you chose the Billingham Small over the L2?
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Did you refer to me?
I dont have the L2 but Billingham for Leica and it's narrower and thicker than the Hadley Small.

I have 2 bodies and 3 lenses and all can be fit in the Hadley Small but not the Billingham for Leica, which is best for 1 body and 3 lenses Maximum.

I myself prefer the slimmer shape of the Hadley Small.
 
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