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So, I'm going to British Columbia / Seattle / Victoria in July with my uncle to fly fish for Salmon and get out on the water and fish for Halibut....I'm trying to figure out what kinda gear to bring with me, and I know I'll wanna rent some stuff. My current gear list is D800, Tamron 70-200 2.8VC, Sigma 35 Art, Nikon 85 1.8G, Nikon 16-35 f4 VRII, bunch of lee filters, etc.
I'll be out there for about 12 days, and I know I'll have lots of time to photograph. I'm trying to fit all my gear in a Pelican 1500 case, so it's small enough to carry-on and be waterproof. So I don't have A TON of space for extra gear, nor do I want to rent a large long lens. I will have the 16-35 to cover all sorts of landscapes, definitely bringing the sigma as it's my go-to walk around, and I need/want to bring something longer but not heavy.
I was thinking I can rent the Nikon 300 f4 PE and a 1.4TC, which will give me a 380mm 5.6, or the Nikon 70-200 2.8VR II and a 1.7 and 2.0TC.
Now, I'm sure there's other things I'm missing. What are your thoughts??
Thanks in advance!
Jake
P.S., Also, looking at the Mefoto globetrotter to replace my full-sized Induro tripod for this trip. I need the small-size to travel easily.
I'll be out there for about 12 days, and I know I'll have lots of time to photograph. I'm trying to fit all my gear in a Pelican 1500 case, so it's small enough to carry-on and be waterproof. So I don't have A TON of space for extra gear, nor do I want to rent a large long lens. I will have the 16-35 to cover all sorts of landscapes, definitely bringing the sigma as it's my go-to walk around, and I need/want to bring something longer but not heavy.
I was thinking I can rent the Nikon 300 f4 PE and a 1.4TC, which will give me a 380mm 5.6, or the Nikon 70-200 2.8VR II and a 1.7 and 2.0TC.
Now, I'm sure there's other things I'm missing. What are your thoughts??
Thanks in advance!
Jake
P.S., Also, looking at the Mefoto globetrotter to replace my full-sized Induro tripod for this trip. I need the small-size to travel easily.
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