Ok, maybe this is an oddity here. I don't own the number of lenses and bodies some do, but I have a fair amount of stuff now, and I carry it all in my Lowepro Trekker, with the tripod. All of it. Always. It's heavy and can be a hassle, but at least I won't get stuck saying, "&^$%#!*, I needed that lens!"
Brad Oh, btw, I had a PZ-10 and a MZ-5n, but got rid of them. Now I am wanting a backup, or second body. Do I buy another MZ-S, or look for a PZ-1p, for the little extras like fps? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Artur Led�chowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 4:20 PM Subject: Re: my kit > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Herb Chong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: my kit > > > > I'm curious about the type of equipment you use. It appears that to > > do the outdoors/landscape stuff you might be doing a considerable > > amount of hiking and such. What do you consider a reasonable type of > > kit for your type of work? > > My typical kit is the Z-1p + SMC FA 28-105/4-5,6 + SMC F 70-210/4-5,6 + Mir > 20/3,5 + Zenitar 16/2,8 Fisheye + AF500FTZ. > When I want/need to play with manual focus I take the Super A and SMC A > 28/2,8 + SMC A 50/1,7 instead of FA 28-105. > If I want to travel really light or want to force myself to think more > creatively about scenes I take the Super A + only one of the manual focus > lenses > Regards > Artur > >
