konstrain
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just a quick question.. how do you pack your lee filters on a trip?
i'm considering to bring some square filters as well, but i don't want to risk breaking the big stopper..
What do you bring (photographic equipment) for travel
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just a quick question.. how do you pack your lee filters on a trip?
i'm considering to bring some square filters as well, but i don't want to risk breaking the big stopper..
sinned79
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konstrain
Member
ahh, thanks for sharing. that one holds 3?
i'm looking around for options before deciding which one to buy.
currently now, i store the big stopper in its own filter wallet and i kept it in a lock n lock container. quite a hassle and takes up a big space.
Zichar
Senior Member
2x film SLRs? Just one will do?
konstrain
Member
thanks, googled and found a link to cathayphoto.
Special Offers: LEE Filters Multi-Filter Pouch | Cathay Photo
sinned79
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TK Photo sells it too
giantcanopy
Senior Member
Seoul Jeju in October.
Likely -
2x 5d2, 17L, 24L, 50L, 85L
85mmPC with F mount - EOS adapter
GoProHd2 to be fixed onto the car.
GSW690III + 15 rolls of 120 slides
Tripod, filters, intervalometer, lightmeter, the usual..
Likely -
2x 5d2, 17L, 24L, 50L, 85L
85mmPC with F mount - EOS adapter
GoProHd2 to be fixed onto the car.
GSW690III + 15 rolls of 120 slides
Tripod, filters, intervalometer, lightmeter, the usual..
eleveninth
Senior Member
giantcanopy
Senior Member
Valid question, but yes
I have actually brought heavier stuffs before, for self drive trips that is.
Easy to pull up alongside and just wander a little further off road, taking my time deploying at a place to setup, deliberate, shoot.
For city and streets shots, I only usually bring two lenses out.
If its a self drive then bringing all the equipment that you have and with the luxury of time to setup and contemplate what and how to shoot is fine. If you are joining a tour group where you can only be there for 20 minutes or so, or if you intend to walk a lot, then bringing everything may not be ideal.
My last trip, all i brought was a body with grip, 17-55mm. Sometimes its a 35mm lens and that is all i have. No need to worry about swapping about lens.
In the end depends on what you are trying to achieve. For versatility, think the 18-200mm range will do just fine for traveling.
My last trip, all i brought was a body with grip, 17-55mm. Sometimes its a 35mm lens and that is all i have. No need to worry about swapping about lens.
In the end depends on what you are trying to achieve. For versatility, think the 18-200mm range will do just fine for traveling.
Need some advice from experienced photographers here,
I'm planning to go for a 2 weeks backpacking trip to Vietnam, will be traveling from north to south.
I'll be bringing
5dmk2
Sigma 50mm f1.4
135L(optional)
S100 powershot
My plan is to carry 1 big backpack for my travel stuff
And 1 small daypack which I'll carry when I go sight seeing
Im planning to stay in hostel
I would like to seek some advice on the kind of day pack you guys carry on your trip.
I'm currently looking at lowepro photo hatchback.
Was wondering if there are better alternatives from the experienced guys here
Many thanks
I'm planning to go for a 2 weeks backpacking trip to Vietnam, will be traveling from north to south.
I'll be bringing
5dmk2
Sigma 50mm f1.4
135L(optional)
S100 powershot
My plan is to carry 1 big backpack for my travel stuff
And 1 small daypack which I'll carry when I go sight seeing
Im planning to stay in hostel
I would like to seek some advice on the kind of day pack you guys carry on your trip.
I'm currently looking at lowepro photo hatchback.
Was wondering if there are better alternatives from the experienced guys here
Many thanks
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Just got back from my turkey trip.
D700+ bg + 4 batteries
24-70
16-35
70-200
50 and 35
Sb910
Sb900
20 aa eneloop batteries
Cable + charger
Filters
Gitzo tripod + really right stuff ball head
1 rolling back pack from think thank
1 think thank urban disquie 60
I would pack what I need for the day on the UD 60
And keep everything else on my rolling back
I would scout and google a a day before so I know what I need or I don't need
Is it heavy and cumbersome. Yes
Is it worth the effort from what pic I'm getting. Yes
Ps a good understanding spouse also help. My wife also photographic enthusiast
D700+ bg + 4 batteries
24-70
16-35
70-200
50 and 35
Sb910
Sb900
20 aa eneloop batteries
Cable + charger
Filters
Gitzo tripod + really right stuff ball head
1 rolling back pack from think thank
1 think thank urban disquie 60
I would pack what I need for the day on the UD 60
And keep everything else on my rolling back
I would scout and google a a day before so I know what I need or I don't need
Is it heavy and cumbersome. Yes
Is it worth the effort from what pic I'm getting. Yes
Ps a good understanding spouse also help. My wife also photographic enthusiast
Learnphotography
New Member
Taiwan trip
550D + 17-55 f2.8 IS + Tripod Only. Have to say i was quite tired to carry with my luggage. My IPPT was Silver OK! hehe
550D + 17-55 f2.8 IS + Tripod Only. Have to say i was quite tired to carry with my luggage. My IPPT was Silver OK! hehe
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