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zonefocus Rookie

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Bag: Crumpler Significant embarassament L

Fuji X00T with artisan and artist black silk cord strap (I splurged)

lens pen mini

lens cloth

business cards by moo

headphones

keys, phone wallet

seinheisser headphone bag used to carry 2 x spare batteries and business cards

moleskine notebook

pen uniball jetstream 1.0

more business cards ( I carry one set with my phone number and one without)

Leatherman minitool

dog poo bags and treats (I walk the dog alot)

Nurofen pain killers

Officeworks copy card

EFx20 flash

spare memory card

...and yes I need to take a picture of all of this one day...

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darknj Experienced

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Gosh, that's rather hard to say... I would say "depends on the days and needs" ?

 

But always have the following:

 

- X-T1 with a lens, most often the 27 F2.8, 35 F1.4 or my newly acquired Helios M-2 58mm F2.

- A second lens, either the 18-135 or the 10-24 F4.

 

If I take a smaller pouch with the bag, I have extra batteries, enough SD card to shoot about 6k in raw, plus whatever is already in the camera. Travel friendly battery charger and either a small power bank or I take the big LimeFuel one. All the cables needed plus some extras, just in case.

 

Following what I am going to do, I take either more lenses with me or the SP-1 printer powered by either one of the power banks.

 

If editing on-the-go is needed, I have my laptop with me but mostly that spot is empty.

 

And a random sort from the following list:

- Pen(s)

- Grocery bag(s)

- Foldable 20L backpack

- Umbrella

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I usually carry a Billingham Hadley Pro bag, with:

 

 

 

  • X-T1
  • X100
  • 35mm f1.4
  • 18mm f2
  • 55-200mm
  • Samyang 8mm fisheye
  • Set of Lee seven-five filters
  • Spare batteries for both cameras
  • Spare SD cards
  • Cleaning kit
  • Macro extension ring
  • Clip-on flash
  • Emergency rain cover

Depending on what I'm doing that day, I might also have an iPad mini in the back compartment and an 11in MacBook Air inside behind the padded sections.

 

I suspect that the Hadley Pro might possibly exist in more than 3 dimensions, as it is a bit of a Tardis.

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Tom H. Experienced

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So many options to build a bag, this would be my generic natural light portrait shoot bag. I bring an old roller suitcase for my tripod, flash gear and other accessories if I need artifical light.

 

Digital

Fujifilm X-T1

Fujifilm X100T

Fujinon 16/1.4

Fujinon 56/1.2 APD

 

Film

Hasselblad 503CW

Mamiya 6

Zeiss 120/4

Mamiya 75/3.5

 

Spare film and a spare back for the Hasselblad. Spare batteries and memory cards, a lens pen, a microfiber cloth, a lightmeter.

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CRAusmus Experienced

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Snap shot of my dally carry kit.

 

EDC Fuji

 

  • Ona Brixton
  • Apple MacBook Pro 13
  • Fuji X-Pro1 w/ 35ƒ1.4
  • Fuji X-T1 w/ 14ƒ2.8
  • Fuji XF60ƒ2.4
  • Xtra Battery in Tenba Reload
  • Cleaning Bits
  • Noise Canceling Buds
  • Moleskin Weekly Planner
  • Apple iPad Mini2
  • Filed Notes Pocket NoteBook
  • Apple iPod 80gig
  • Peak Design Leash
  • Pens & Pencils
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selenephotogrphica Newbie

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X-pro2

X-T1

X-E1

X100t

 

50-140

16-55

18-55

10-24

27

35 F2

56

23

 

then the light bag has:

 

3 off brand speedlights 

2 umbrellas

1 brolly box

3 stands

wireless triggers etc.

 

and I can carry it all with the backpack and the light bag (contains lights but it's not light) over my shoulder for one trip from my car - thank you Fuji

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dreadedphoto Newbie

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Peak Design Everyday Messenger

 

X Pro 2

16mm f/1.4

35mm f/2

56mm f/1.2

90mm f/2

Nissin i40 flash or Contax TLA 200 flash

4 extra batteries

2x Lexar 64GB UHS II SD cards 

2x Lexar 64GB UHS I SD cards

8 Panasonic Eneloop batteries (2 chargers full)

Instax SP-1 Printer (w/ extra film)

10 CR2 batteries

GoWing Lensflipper

128GB ipad Pro

Apple Pencil

12w USB power adapter and a really long cable.

Watson dual battery charger

Moleskin notebook

.25 and .50 Muji pens

Bob Marley

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Iowill Newbie

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Bags...varies on what and where I am shooting.  
One option I've been using is a smock-type parka (Fjallraven Smock #1) that has a lot of sizeable pockets easy to get to while wearing gloves.
I can carry:

XT1 and XPro1 bodies (usually one with my current shooting lens attached on a sling strap or just in my hand with a wrist strap).
Fuji X lenses:
23mm
35mm
56mm
90mm
Rokinon 12mm

Four extra batteries.
SDHC case holds 2 16GB and 2 32GB cards
Lens cloth and lens pen

Blower bulb

Peak Design weather covers...which also help with street stealth as they are black and so is my smock.

Lee-Cokin ND and ND grad filter kit with circular polarizer.

Everything fits in pockets, securely in padded lens cases and zip cases.  

I also carry waterproof stuff sacks that can hold gear in the pockets for extra protection.

I can also carry a digital recorder, mic muff and extra batteries; bix cards, notebooks, phone, pen, etc.

I like ThinkTank bags.  If day hiking, I'll used the MindShift 180 and use a PeakDesign clip(s) for having camera on shoulder strap,
and another that can use their lens changer system (but this nice gadget does not yet fit Fuji lenses....)

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Bags: Lowepro Flipside 400AW or a F-Stop Gear ICU inside a larger climbing backpack.

 

The usual contents:

2-3 Sandisk SD Cards

4-6 Fuji Batteries

Cactus flash + V6 transceiver + spare AA batteries (rechargeable)

Color gels for flash

3 filters (in a holder)

Several cloths hidden in all of the nooks and crannies

Large rocket blower

Peak Design SlideLITE Camera Strap (usually detached)

XT-1

12mm Rokinon

23mm

50-140mm

Up to 2 tripods

 

The usual leftovers:

18-135mm

60mm

EF42

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chudlyfudly Contributor

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I'm quite partial to a bit of fuji porn.

 

For me it depends on the situation;

  1. Street photography (my "hobby" photography) : X Pro 2, 23mm 1.4, a couple of spare batteries
  2. Wedding photography (my "work" photography) :
    • X Pro 2
    • X-T1
    • 23mm 1.4
    • 56mm 1.2
    • 5 spare batteries
    • Some 32gb kingston cards
    • ..food....

In both circumstances I like to try my best to travel light. My bag is a Manfrotto Professional (10 I think?) - perfect for the weddings with extra padding, and great for a 2 day street trip to cram my various overnight odds and ends in.

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