jamato8
Corroding tank M9 35 ASPH
Who cares how many cameras a person has around their neck. They are doing what they enjoy, even if it were for ego. Life is short, as long as you aren't hurting someone else, do what you enjoy. IF that is shooting with two or three cameras and you aren't a Pro, who cares? It is all good. :^)
Phil_F_NM
Camera hacker
If one has the money to carry two RF bodies, then it's very practical. See my comment previously about dust. Amateur or pro, carrying two D-RFs would be better than one if only for the reason of keeping the sensor clean.
For me personally, I beat the crap out of my gear. Have carried 2 Ms and a DSLR into combat alongside a full 782 load with rifle. Of course, I was employed to do that. So, even three cameras is not overkill or ego or whatnot when the job needs to get done.
One wide, one short tele and you'll get the shot. If you change lenses, you'll miss the shot and sometimes (depending upon where you are posted) you may get shot.
And if people like carrying two cameras or twelve cameras, who cares?
Have fun folks!
Phil Forrest
For me personally, I beat the crap out of my gear. Have carried 2 Ms and a DSLR into combat alongside a full 782 load with rifle. Of course, I was employed to do that. So, even three cameras is not overkill or ego or whatnot when the job needs to get done.
One wide, one short tele and you'll get the shot. If you change lenses, you'll miss the shot and sometimes (depending upon where you are posted) you may get shot.
And if people like carrying two cameras or twelve cameras, who cares?
Have fun folks!
Phil Forrest
Tom Niblick
Well-known
Nikon F/105/2.5 + M2/35/2? Or wrong war?
Tom Niblick
Well-known
Opps.. just dated myself. Never mind.
Ming Rider
Film, the next evolution.
Then I suppose, there's the backups for the backups? 