Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/09/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]LUGers. Reading all your bag answers leads me to believe that most of you should have a sprained shoulder, a bad back. a hernia, flat feet or all of the above. As for me, I have separate bag systems for each of my camera systems, for example; Leica-- Billingham for two M cameras and 4 lenses Nikon F2-- Domke for one camera and 5 lenses Hasselblad --Black leather Chinese import for one camera and 3 leses, 2 backs Rolleiflex 2.8F -- Tamrac 600 with lenshood, 3 rolls of film, UV and polarizer Super Ikonta B in Eveready case I only take one system at a time, as my knees can take no more. Jerry Lehrer Philippe Orlent wrote: > My small bag (a worn out grey Eastpack): > cardboard to stiffen it > dampening material on the bottom > my MP with a Summicron 35 on it, a roll of TX400 in the camera > the square lens shade of the 35 > a VC 15 with finder > a Sekonic 558 Dualmaster > a Kodak grey card big version > two small microfibre cloths > an bino/cam harness from Op/Tech USA > a notebook > a pencil > a little knife > 3 rolls of Fuji Pro 160S > 3 rolls of B&W 25 ASA > some bills of our Spain trip > > The big bag (a cherry red Crumpler) > Summicron 50 and lens shade > A Tele Elmar > a Japanese VF magnifier 1,25x > a Kodak grey card small version > my D200 with a Nikon 17/55 f2.8 and lenscap on it, with a SanDisk > Extreme III 2 gig CF card > my proudly self assembled P-Sharan pinhole camera, without film > an extra Kingston Elite Pro 2 gig CF card > a Giottos Q ball > > > > Op 15-sep-07, om 20:21 heeft Mark Rabiner het volgende geschreven: > >> >>> 1 Sharpie and 1 Pilot pen >>> Package of Kleenex >>> Old film canister full of Excedrin >>> Cellphone >>> >>> I could travel quite awhile with that very small bag! >>> >>> Tina >>> >>> Tina Manley >>> ASMP, NPPA, EP, PI >>> http://www.tinamanley.com >>> >> >> >> I have taken the tip from Tina and others on these Domke Sling bags. >> I use all three. >> The 100, 200 and 300. Depending on how streamlined I can afford to >> be that >> day. >> Last week I'd been carrying the fat 300 because I had important >> documents in >> it I had to send off DSL and pick up. I normally use the 200. >> >> Last three days I have the skinny 100 packed up. But too skinny for a >> pound >> of coffee beans to bring home last night from a coffee place in >> Barnes and >> Noble. >> In the next week I'll be starting back in with my Leicas. Both screw >> mount >> and M. but for the past months and now: >> >> Main compartment >> D200 and 12-24 f4 on it. Having just switched back from my D40x. Now >> that >> the heat wave is over. >> A Sandisk Extreme III 2 gig card in it. >> Which I got in the drug store across from Penn Station. Might have been >> Macys. B&H was closed. A year ago. >> And Nikon battery. I only have one other which is charging across the >> room. >> Bus and subway map of Manhattan >> Another one, smaller >> Month at a glance 2007 >> Adobe Creative Suite 3 design premium and standard workflow Guide >> Bonjour Tristesse by Fran?oise Sagan (very small book) >> Temperament by Stuart Isacoff (How Music Became a Battleground for >> the Great >> Minds of Western Civilization) (bigger book) >> Kodak Professional Film Pecicula 4x5 Tmax 400 box; >> In it my portfolio of 4x5" inkjet prints on matt paper. >> >> Top part >> 2 LowePro D-Res 4: Memory Card Wallet -(holds up to 4 memory cards) >> One for unexposed cards the other marked EX with metallic ink pen for >> exposed cards. >> In the un-exposed pouch is one 2 gig compact flash card and 3 old 1 gig >> cards. >> Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm 1.8 D lens made in China ($99) >> light small fast cheap and sharp backup reach >> Nikon SS-400 TTL bounce-flash (107.99 at Adorama) >> light small fast cheap and bright backup bounce flash >> http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/sb400.htm >> >> >> Front pouch >> Olympus Digital DS-2 recorder >> 3 short plastic pens >> My keys, on it a Swiss army knife with the red sides long gone. >> A Phillips screw driver in it instead of a cork screw. >> The scissors I use by far the most. >> >> >> >> >>