Travel gear selection

i dont see any film roll there. you aint prepared for any travel yet. try next year.

>>3073397
X100T (now the F)
Fujifilm T-X1 with tri-x 400

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>>3073397
literally this, plus a gitzo explorer with an Arca Swiss p0 head, plus the FM3a that took this photo.

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>>3073439
That's a fucking nice setup

>>3073397
>knife

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>>3073397

A quick day trip? Just my camera with a standard zoom (udually 24-70 f4). Battery grip if I expect to shoot alot. Maybe a prime depending on location.

Long trip like over a week? My HPRC case full of shit. Pictured is what is usually in it, but it varies.

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>>3073454
The knife was a size reference.

Ricoh GR II for digital (though I'm probably gonna get a DSLR on my next trip)

Minolta SRT-101 or Yashica-D for film

>>3073457
>sony
no shit you need more battery hahahahhaa

>>3073439
easy lick

>>3073439
>5 film bodies

for what purpose?

>>3073439
what models are those Nikon SLRs? is the top one an EM???

>>3073463

Yea, I only get around 700 shots per battery, it is terrible.

I am looking forward to upgrading when the a7 line gets refreshed with the new Z batteries.

>>3073472
>700 shots per battery,
That's fucking awful. And probably a lie too

I take a Ricoh gr1v for compact
and a Konica hexar RF for my main
sometimes for shits and giggles i pack a Nishika n8000 and flash.

Ricoh gr II + charger and few SD cards

>>3073495
>>3073477
The Ricoh definitely seems to be the /p/eople's choice

>>3073496
I wish the battery lasted longer though, I have to carry 3 separate ones with me to get 1 full day of shooting with it

>>3073497
How many pictures do you take daily?

>>3073466
>for what purpose?
Wide and normal, colour (MF) and b&w. Used the nikons for metering.
>>3073467
>is the top one an EM?
Both of those are EM's. They're great cameras.
>>3073443
chur bru

>>3073499
when travelling, depending on the mood but it can be up to 300-400. The extreme example with the 3 batteries was for 8 hours of straight shooting with 900 pictures or so.

>>3073500
>Wide and normal
why do you have interchangeable lens systems if you need extra bodies anyways?
>Used the nikons for metering.
why not get a light meter instead?

>>3073504
Well the 69 Fuji's aren't interchangeable lenses, are they?
And a camera with a load of HP5 and a 50/1.2 is a very different tool to a 28/2.8 and Retro 80S, even if they're the same camera.
And the real question is, why carry a light meter if I'm already carrying a camera with a meter?
I just had them all in a duffel bag around my shoulder with arca plates on; pulling out a ready to go camera is so much easier than fucking around with switching lenses, and an EM body weighs nothing anyway.

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>>3073397

>>3073513
Fucking kek

That said, it'd make sense for people doing door-off helo shooting.

Depends.
Most of the times my x100 and a small pocketable tripod.
Trusty XA when I'm in the mood for film.
When there's landscapes at hand and I'm carrying a backpack anyways dslr + wide and normal lens or 645 when I'm in the mood for film.

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>>3073439
those Fuji 69s tho... Loved my 670iii, still looking for another one. So solid, so light, stupid sharp lens.

I just wrapped a four day trip to Northern Ireland.

I packed

2 Hasselblad 501c bodys with WLFs
1 80mm with hood
1 120mm with hood
1 50mm with hood
1 60mm no hood
3 A12 backs
25 rolls of 120 Portra 400
all of this went into a Domke shoulder bag except the film.

When actually shooting I would have the 120 and the 50 in thinktank pouches, plus 10 rolls in my jacket and my meter, the 80mm on the body, one back, plus another back in the car.

The second body with 60mm and back stayed at the hotel, along with the rest of the film. If something happened to my body, or if the kit was stolen, I could've completed the assignment with just the 60mm.

I talked so much shit on belt pouches until I did the Inauguration. Screw ever carrying a bag again.

Pic related, coastline below Dunluce Castle. Handheld, 400 iso, approx f/16 1/60 second for the slight blur in the water.

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>>3073569
That must be pretty fucking heavy?

>>3073569
2 blads and 3 backs

Jesus what a retard. You realize the whole point of the v-system was the modularity right?

>>3073397
You planning on buying film in country

I am bringing my nikon f3 with a 50 a 35 and a 100 plus my phone to asia.

>>3074212
Facetiousness aside, the only film of any sort I'll utilise will be some Instax mini for social printing/party favours

>>3073397
Just a Ricoh GR. My a7II is too much of a brick to do a lot of walking with it.

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my 3 typical travel kits in descending order, heavy, medium, and light. depending on where I go I'll mix and match. Camera Bags are a Domke Camera Satchel, an old Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home, and a little bag that fits my 4x5 film holders.

>>3073569
nice shot, what film?

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first photo I took with the 4x5

>>3074210
>the whole point of the v-system was the modularity right?
which he seems to be doing properly, v bodies can fuck up on you at the worst possible time and it is a good idea to have a backup. It is also nice to have more than one back either to have preloaded so you don't have to fuck around as much or to keep different film stocks at the ready. I keep one for B&W and one cor colour.

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>>3073439
>a whole box of 80s
reeeee ill end you.

What's the right answer? Shitloads of heavy gear or one prime like a patrician?

>>3074741
a couple primes like a discerning patrician.

>>3074742
More like mortician

>>3073417
why ?

>>3074240
I love 4x5

>>3073427
Patrician taste

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>>3073569
Fuck, my shoulder aches just thinking about that setup in a Domke.

Those ThinkTank pouches are great, though, I used to use them when I was shooting motorsports professionally. Pic is me back in those days, I look stupid as fuck but it was a damn convenient setup. (Also I was fat as fuck back then, I've lost like 40lbs since.)

>>3075202
>>3073569
>>3073397
I fucking love Think Tank Gear

Canon P + 50mm 1.8 + dickload of film

Though thinking about getting a Fuji X100t since I'll be traveling out of a backpack soon and ca

>>3075267
*can't really fit all the film I'd want

>>3075267
I do adore the X100 series. I carry too much on holidays but could honestly get by on just that.

>>3073502
500 photos of dogshit

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>>3074198
it was a solid 25 pounds I'm guessing. The bag went from the airport to the hotel room and then back into the uber to the airport five days later. It's just such a solid bag, and everything fits great. I also have a thinktank retrospective 10, which is also a killer bag, but is more flashy in my opinion. I've owned so many bags over the years, but the f2 is great, 5 years of throwing it around and its machine washable.

>>3074210
is this not an exact example of when modularity is helpful?I only bring the second as a backup. I'm also forever paranoid about light leaks or frame overlap so I leapfrog the backs, shooting a different one each day, so if one is problematic, I lose only one day's worth of images. Whenever I stop for food or something, I also take off the back and check for shit in the camera, that might be behind the mirror. A few years ago I shot a whole roll with a hair in the middle of the light trap and theres a giant line on every neg.

>>3074232
Nice. Is that a 300mm next to the 4x5? I think Linhof had a line of rebrands that were teles that allowed you to get a 300mm in focus at like 150mm of extension, handy for field cameras.

It was 400portra. I ended up shooting 24 rolls, and I got lucky through the whole thing with great clouds but no rain.

>>3074240
nice! I only shoot Portra 400, although I want to test some Portra 800 and pushing it to see if I like that. Never shoot any B+W any more. College killed that.

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>>3076000
It's a 360mm f5.5 tele-xenar
not the sharpest lens in the world but the 4x5 neg is so big that 11x14 prints still look pretty good. It still maxes out my bellows at portrait ranges but it comes in handy.

love me some Portra though I usually stick to 160, are you souping your own? if so are you using Tetenal c-41 kits? I'd be interested to know if you push it a stop if there's any tricks to getting around the colour shift.

>>3073397
Where does /p/ like to travel?

Where the fuck are you taking all that shit, OP?

>>3078047
Europe. Current version of a kit for overeseas that's changed from a 100QV to a 300D to a 5D classic to now Fuji.

I was writing a detailed description but honestly it just made me realize I always just take whatever I'm feeling at the moment. There's one constant though, a GR and three batteries & some SD cards. I carry it every day anyway.

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pentax k-50 with 28 2.8 covers 90% of my needs

I'd like to get an xt2 and the 27mm pancake would probably make a killer travel setup

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>>3081076
I fucking love an X camera and the 27mm - though these days I usually take an X100 w/ TCL and WCL and have a compact little system camera that's great fun.

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>>3073397
Depends on where but usually I bring whatever I feel like regardless of practicality. I just stopped caring about carry a lot of weight or looking like a dumb ass in public.
I guess really I just take something depending on the quality of photo I want or size of negative really.
I switch between 400 fuji quicksnaps, an olympus om2spot (24mm,50mm,100mm) and a mamiya c330. Film depends on the setting. Throw all of them or just 2 or just 1 of them in a bag and go for it. Also bring an instax 210 around quite a bit if I'm with the gf.

Which is better for travel - Fuji 35mm f/2 or f/1.4?

>>3081859

f/2

The f/1.4 is slow as fuck to focus, stupid soft until stepped down 3 or 4 steps and all around a worse lens.

>>3081860
What about the Fuji 23mm 1.4 vs 2?

>>3081860
Dunno about your copy but my 1.4 is very sharp at f/2 and reasonably so wide open. Won't argue about the focus though - it's night and day better from when I got it with the X Pro 1 and original firmware, but it's still slow and noisy

>>3081862

Haven't tried both to compare.

>>3081868

Yea, the autofocus is vastly improved, but it is still quite bad.

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Here's my travel loadout.

X100T is the only thing that really comes with me.

I don't really bring the tripod anymore even.

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Anybody got any travel tripod recommendations?

I prefer cam-over leg locks to screw-type, and I want portability more than anything else, but I'm open to any options if people have suggestions to look at

>>3082833
Not sure why you would travel with a tripod, but MeFoto is generally a very solid compact tripod series.

>>3082835
Because I'm travelling largely for landscape photos and will spend about 50% of the days I'm away waking up pre-dawn because I hate myself.

>>3082833
>and I want portability more than anything else
Sirui T-025x, probably the most high quality compact tripod you're going to find

> prefer cam-over leg locks to screw-type
Have you used good twist locks before? If you have and you still prefer snap locks then you're crazy m8

>>3082838
I have a Manfrotto 190 that fits just fine in my 22" carry on bag, too. Always an option if you don't want to sacrifice for a "travel tripod."

>>3082846
I'm happy to sacrifice money for weight - I have a 055XPROB that I adore - Manfrotto tripods are wonderful - but I want something more lightweight for travel

>>3082849
mefoto is probably your best bet, but you're only going to be shaving 1-2lbs at most... not really worth it, IMO. YMMV

>>3082833
I prefer screw type - but if you want latch locks maybe a Sirui ET or such? Benro also has a bunch.

Either my Ricoh or my X100S. More and more I'm just using the GR and maybe I'll sell the X100.

>>3082853
A 40cm travel tripod is going to be a shitload lighter and smaller than a Manfrotto XProB and whatever head he has, mate

>>3082858
Hello Eric Kim

>>3082843
Cheers I'll take a look - I just find the snap locks for setup time.

>>3082887
>implying twists aren't twice as fast

>>3082879
"a shitload lighter" being 2lbs, I guess.

If you think that's a "shitload lighter" for a tripod, "mate."

>>3082921
>Manfrotto 055XPROB without a head that the guy asking the question has - 7.9lbs + head
https://www.cnet.com/products/manfrotto-055xprob-tripod-series/specs/

>Sirui T025x that somebody suggested in the thread including ball head - 2lbs
http://www.sirui.com/sirui-t-025x-carbon-fiber-tripod-kit.html

A "shitload lighter" ends up being 5.9lbs - or about 25% of the questioner's other tripod before he has a fucking head on it.

Read a book or something.

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>>3082903
More everyday carry than a travel setup, but the two are one and the same.

3 batteries in the lil black pouch, two different lengths of sling strap that I can join together to turn into a two-lug neck strap, Meike MK320 or whatever its called flash unit, little Olympus voice recorder that I have no real use for but carry around anyway on the off chance I need to say something into it, red electrical tape for use as a gel alongside typical reasons for carrying a roll of tape, polarizer, and various personal items.

Sometimes I use the x100 with a leather half-case instead for aesthetics.

The wooden ball joint serves a few purposes;
-vertical grip of sorts for shooting portrait orientation with the flash attached, I rest it in the crotch of my thumb
-handgrip for resting the palm while using the focus tab, similar in purpose to the ball grips Voigtlander used to make
-pivot point for smooth movement in handheld shots with light trails. For this use I simply cup the ball loosely in my hand like a ball joint. Less prone to shakey light trails this way.

>>3082929
no idea how I managed to tag that other post, lel

>>3082921
A travel carbon travel tripod is a shitload lighter and a buttsize more compact than a 055XPROB.

It's an obvious thing to get if you'd otherwise have to lug around an XPROB.

>>3082929
why do u have buttplug attached to camera??

>>3082926
>https://www.cnet.com/products/manfrotto-055xprob-tripod-series/specs/

There no fucking way that tripod weighs 7.9 lbs - get real. Read a book? How about get out and use some gear, faggot.

https://www.adorama.com/bg055xprobkc.html
>5.3 lbs
>you are literally saving 2 lbs of weight

Nice try.

>>3082932
how else can you take selfies with your hands free?

>>3082934
true

>>3082929
whats the patch on your bag?

>>3075978
how do you know my favorite subject?

The knife reminds me of slash-proof bags. Has anyone here had a bag slashed before? I hear it's a problem in Italy but I've never heard of it happening where I live.

>>3082983
I've seen it in the past in Madrid especially in crowded train and underground stations but it's been quite long since.

>>3082983
Move it to your front in particularly dodgy areas.

>>3082826
is the peak design worth it, if it's just a wrist strap? they're pretty expensive

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>>3083015
It was nice - I didn't like the removable design and I only used it for a short period of time until I replaced it with a Hardgraft leather strap.

I travel to pretty sketchy places, so a secure wrist strap is important to me... plus the leather is A E S T H E T I C.

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>>3081121
I just sold a Canonet QL17 for 3 times the price I bought for it. It's a shitty little rangefinder and I have no idea why people go ape over it.

Which x100 series camera should I get? Is there a big difference between the s and the t? Looking to get a camera for travel.

>>3083027
Fast lens and small, I guess. It feels like the consumer camera it is.

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>>3082964

>>3082929
>>3082964
Domke somehow went from amazing products to one shit run of bags when they did the 2015 history series with all the WHPA stuff. I have a backpack from then and it's literally the complete opposite of every other Domke bag ever.

>>3083537
This one feels like any other f-x5b, the patch itself is pretty shittily made though. One of the stars is most of the way unraveled. Can probably hand stitch a replacement one day.

I've no love for larger bags.

>>3083157
As you move up, the electronics get better.

The sensor on the F is a new sensor tho - more pickles. The F also has an insanely fast boot up time, which is beneficial for turning it off/on to conserve battery.

Would recommend this, coming from a T user.

>>3083540
Yeah I've had an S, have a T, and am loosely considering an F for consistency of files with my XP2; also love Acros too much to not to miss it when I travel X100 only

>>3083586
I don't often use sims, but I usually only use Classic Chrome, if I do.

>>3083539
Weird, looking at pics now, a lot of different products got the WHPA logo stamp. The backpack I got was a giveaway which why it probably sucks.

>>3083170
It's not that THAT small, it weighs more than my XT-10, and the meter is laughable. Got my monies doe, so fuck it.

X70 a good buy?

>>3084241
Last of the 16MP sensors; good form factor; good image quality output; no viewfinder which is a dealbreaker for me, but the 28mm-equiv lens is a good travel cam.

>D7000 body.

>For indoors and tight spaces sigma 10-20.

>For low light and regular areas 35mm 1.8.

No need for more.

>>3085227
No need for you? Or no need for everyone?

>>3082826
Got a Flickr I Have check out?

>>3083157

There are a few things to note.

Original X100 does not have an x-trans sensor. Some die-hards still swear by it and there's a pretty strong market for the original.

X100t is where 'modern' features like WiFi transfer start to creep in. If you can afford the like $100 extra for the t over the s it's well worth doing for quality of life.

Basically don't buy an S unless you really really can't afford a T.

>>3085598
Yeah thanks. I think I'll get that. I just want a rugged adjustable fixed lens camera that takes good pictures.

Been looking at the Lowepro ProTactic 450AW

Does anyone own it? How is it?

>>3076000
>>3073569
>Northern Ireland
>Shit weather, cliffs and military barracks
>Home sweet home.
Nice photos though right enough, waiting to develop some portra 160 I had used for landscape and I'm not sure how it'll come out.

>>3085625
Mate of mine has one - tough, nicely made, good materials, the zip feels good... though that applies to most Lowepro bags and most decent brands in general I suppose. He likes his; that said, bags are such a personal thing - best thing I've found is to find a store that'll let you stack your shit in one to see how it fits your gear

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>>3073397

I use 3 different inserts depending on what I'm doing, but this.

Large case is for camping gear, for the most part.

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>>3073397
> A pinhole obscura utilising a portable dog kennel?

I kinda want to see this

>>3083018
Have you not needed a grip? I found the grip on the x100t to be way too flat.

>>3086565

>i have more money than brains and don't even know how to use these cameras

>>3083220
That is fucking gay.

>>3086839
This sites 18 and up friendo
Go play with your big boy spinners and zip your rompers fly.

>>3086650
All of my this - apparently the X100F is a bit fatter cos of the battery change

>>3086745
I'm mad when people have more money than me to spend on cameras

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Here's my kit for an upcoming 6 month backpacking trip. Have 20 rolls of 220 Portra 400VC enroute to round it out.

Fuji Natura S + Velvia 50 and Fuji Pro400

Fuji GA645 + Provia 100F and 400X, Velvia 100, Fuji 160NS, and Kodak Portra 400VC

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>>3087817

>all that delicious 400x

I just dropped my first roll off to get developed today.

I really hope I hate it. I don't wanna fall in love with a film that runs $20 a roll.