What's in your bag?

I feel out of place here amid all this film gear, but the thread needs a little digital love, so here you go.

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  • Nex 7 with Voigtlander 25. Great street rig, especially with the focus click stops.
  • Sigma 19 and 30.
  • UltraPod tripod (carried occasionally).
  • Eddie Bauer field bag with Domke single-pocket insert. I love these vertical format bags. Small, slender, and tall enough for a two-lens compartment in the bottom. The tripod fits nicely in the side glasses pocket. It's plastic and light weight, with a velcro strap for mounting on just about anything.
 
Packing up my camera bag for a short trip with my wife up the coast of Maine starting tomorrow. Here's a list of what's coming along for the ride...
  • Billingham Hadley Pro
  • Leica IIIf RDST w/ RS Elmar 5cm f/3.5 - Loaded with Ektar 100
  • Leica M2 w/ Summaron M 35mm f/3.5 in Luigi half case - Loaded with Velvia 100f
  • Leica IIIg w/ Collapsible "Radioactive" Summicron 5cm f/2 and Gordy's Strap - Loaded with Ektar 100
  • Gossen Digisix Meter
  • 5 rolls Velvia 100f
  • 2 rolls Tri-X
  • Prinz "ABLON"
I would normally just take one, but I just got the Barnacks and their lenses back from Youxin so I want to film test them. This is also why both have Ektar loaded. I don't normally shoot C-41, but it's a couple hour turn around for processing at my local lab versus over a week for E-6.
 

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Bought this a couple of weeks ago and am loving it! Have had it in my bag every day, already went through my whole batch of Impossible Project film... Need to order new. I hate how expensive it is...


SX-70 by song-tao, on Flickr
 
At this moment in the small Domke I purchased off a RFFer:

  • Ricoh GXR with S10 module
  • A12 M module, connected to FD adapter and 50mm f/1.4 lens
  • Jupiter 12 35mm LTM lens with M adapter
  • Mini flexible desktop tripod
  • Olympus XA loaded with Tri-X
  • One roll of Tmax 400
 
I'm always wearing a simple black canvas messenger bag when I'm outside.

Usually I just throw my
-IIIf with a Jupiter-3 attached (often wrapped in a kufiya)
-some spare iso400 films
-a Gossen Lunasix F
into the bag.

Sometimes together with a GRD I. That's it... but I won't show here what's beside in my bag; as the content usually consists of dirt and trash ;)

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minimalistic and stealthy ;)
 
in my small Dumkey there is an m9 a panasonic g1 and gf1. For the Leica I have my trusty 35 cron which i have owned almost twenty years, a 21 and 28mm Zeiss, fifty mm Cosina Nocton, and a 90mm Elmar C. with a finder for the 21 and a 35mm finder I use on the Gf1. bits and pieces and other detritus fill the rest of the bag
 
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Contents:
  • Ricoh GXR-M
  • Leica II (1932 nickel, 1942 mini-finder)
  • Canon 2.8/28mm LTM
  • W-Nikkor 1.8/35mm LTM
  • Heliar 2.0/50mm nickel LTM
  • iPhone with exposure meter
  • Container with RolleiRetro100 and Tri-X, spare battery for the GXR
  • Business cards
  • Kaweco Lilliput byro and fountain pen
  • Isaac Babel's Complete book of stories (not shown)
  • All in a Perrin No.705 leather camera bag from the 1960's.
 

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Leica M8
CV Heliar 4.5/15
CV Ultron 2/28
CV Ultron 1.7/35
Jupiter-3 1.5/50
CV Heliar 2.5/75

Nikon 1 V1
1Nikkor 10-30
1Nikkor 1.8/18.5
Fujian CCTV 1.7/35

Photo later... ;)
 
Reviving :)


Bag check August. by lamlux.net, on Flickr

Bearbones bag: thanks Icebear!
Starting from top left: Japancamerahunter 35mm Canister holder (Thanks Trev!), Pentax LX with Pentax-A 50mm f1.4, Leica M7 with Summicron 50mm f2 V3, Leica CL with Summicron-C 40mm f2 (V3 Cron focus tab), Card case, Ricoh GRD II, Ricoh GR1v
 
my perfect kit...

the ona bowery bag
fuji x-e1...27/2.8 lens
fuji 18/2 lens
fuji 60/2.4 lens
sd cards/case
extra batteries
lens cleaning cloth
(forgot business cards)

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i need two more good bags --- don't have room for everything -

also, japancamerahunter has a what's in your bag feature neat stuff
 
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