New Camera Bag!

[rebeccaariel]

I thought I'd share my new camera bag with people who will appreciate it. I got it from Jo Totes.

Not that I don't love my other camera bag, but it was too small to carry all my gear at once, and I liked the idea of the bag I carry not screaming "PHOTOGRAPHER OVER HERE." I like to blend in Plus it can double as a purse which is useful. It'll be great to use in the parks because it has slots to hold my phone and wallet as well as room for maps and whatever else I'll need.

It's big enough to carry my Canon 60D with a 50 mm lens attached, an 18-200mm lens, and my Canon FTb, with room to spare for my little case of FTb filters.

I'm not sure if I'll bring my FTb to the parks or not. Does anyone else carry this much gear to the parks, or am I better off sticking to one camera? The FTb isn't necessary, but I've always enjoyed shooting on film.

 

[wiigirl]

Nice! Cute!

 

[photo_chick]

I love JoTotes bags.

 

[Gianna'sPapa]

Does anyone else carry this much gear to the parks, or am I better off sticking to one camera?

Do you really want to know what I carry? Okay, here goes:

Pentax K5 w/ battery grip and 28-70mm f2.8 mounted

70-200mm f2.8
30 mm f1.4
18-55mm f3.5-5.6
Cullmann tripod
Sigma EF-530 Super flash
extra batteries, filters, sd cards, etc. to support the above.

The DW carries:

Pentax K10D w/ 18-55mm f3.5-5.6

50-200mm f4-f5.6
Sigma EF-530 ST flash
SLRZoom Gorillapod
extra batteries, filters, sd cards, etc. to support the above.

Back in the room:

K10D w/battery grip (back-up body)
Sigma 100-300mm f4

It looks something like this:


WDW Camera Equipment 2011 by Terry McGraw Photography, on Flickr

(The Sigma 100-300 is not featured in this photo)

 

[rebeccaariel]

Do you really want to know what I carry?

Holy moly! You go all out! Well if you can carry all of that around the parks I can definitely carry my little bag.