Your Photogrgraphy Kit

[Danny159]

Hey,

Just a post to see what you have in your kit bag..
I have...

Canon EOS 450D
Canon EOS 20D
Canon 15-55mm
Canon 18-55mm IS AF
Canom 300mm IS AF
Kit Bag
Tripod
Remote Shutter
Lens Cleaning Kit
Macro Lens set (x1,x2,x4,x10)
Lens Cover/Filter

So what do you have in yours?

Daniel :heart:

 

[Village Idiot]

Which one? I have like three or four bags.

 

[chrisburke]

Nikon D50
Nikon D40
Phottix Battery Grip
18-55mm Kit Lens (x2)
70-300mm Zoom Lens
Fisheye w/Macro
Nikon SC-29 Wired Hotshoe
Sunpak PF30x Flash
Nikon SB-50 Flash

 

[patrickt]

I'm only going to list the odd things I have. I should mention that recently a friend cut her finger and I whipped out my antibiotic cream and bandaids. "My god, do you carry everything in there?" Pretty much.

So, my photo stuff that you didn't list would be extra SD cards, one spare battery fully-charged, a lens pen--but no lens cleaning kit--and a remote control. I carry a beanbag and occasionally use the beanbag and the remote control stable platform. When I taking photos of kids we will play with the bean bag as an icebreaker sometimes.

 

[kundalini]

Are all the portable ancillaries to be included?

 

[manaheim]

This should be fun. I have some weird stuff.

Nikon D300 12MP body w/1 extra battery
8 gig CF card (in D300)
Nikon D100 6MP body w/2 extra batteries
1 gig CF card (in D100)
Nikon battery charger
USB A/B cable
15" Dell laptop
Nikkor 28-100 3.5/5.6
Nikkor 18-30ish 3.5/4.5
Nikkor 70-300 4.5/5.6
Sigma 10-20 4/5.6
Sigma 100-400
Nikon Lens Cleaning Pen
Microfiber Cloth
Nikon SB600 Flash
Lumiquest pocket bouncer
"tupperware" flash diffuser
2 DIY Snoots
1 Nikon remote shutter release cable
1 Generic old-fashioned metal remote shutter release cable (works on D100)
2 polarizing filters (one for sigma 10/20, one for Nikkor 28-100)
Bogen 550PROB tripod with RC4 head (don't know exact model)
1 Monopod
Gorillapod Mini Flexible Tripod
LED Flashlight (night shots, always need one)
2 pens, 1 sharpie marker
1 small bag of rubber bands and paperclips
1 flip-shaft screwdriver for removing weird things in my shots
1 pocket knife
1 pack of business cards
1 multimedia business card sized CD with some of my images on it
1 pack of model and property release forms
1 pack of "Legal Rights of Photographers" documents


Yeesh... that's crazy. I'm not even sure if I got it all.

 

[joecoulsonphotography]

bag1
D300 with mbd10
Tok 12-24 f4
Nik 50 f1.4
Nik 180mm f2.8
Sig 100-300 f4
Ken 1.4x pro
remote rel for D300
hurricane blower
optech pro strap (awesome!!)
cloths and other lens cleaning access.
SB800 flash
Heliopan cpol
various filters, stepup rings and hoods
Cokin filter set with 8 filters for 50mm
8gb, 2gb, and two 1gb cf cards
ex batteries aa (three sets of 4)
Sharpie, pens, calculator (just in case we have to discount those special clients )
100 bus. cards (at all times)
Tablet pc (gateway convertible)
mouse, power, software and other perif. for pc
bag weighs 2.2 tons


Wedding bag:
Quantum Turbo compact
Stroboframe with sc-17 cord
lumiquest pro kit
mints
hankerchief
ex straps
fanny pack (yeah I know, but it helps so much)
backup D70s with 2gb card and 18-55 lens
remote cord for d70
ex batt and access

studio bag
2 500ws monolights (Hensel Pro)
3 umbrellas (2 solid 1 transl.)
softbox (18x24)
reflectors, wires, light meter (minolta)
two giotto stands
two hensel stands
photoflex 36" reflector
ref holder
bogen/manf tripod with ball head
bogen/manf monopod
Backdrop and other misc access

My wife's handbag:

oh, I shouldn't look in there, wait I've never seen this credit card before?

 

[Danny159]

You people cary alot of stuff! lol
I was just getting some ideas from you guys for my bad as soon I go to The Gambia soon for the second time as we have land out there...

What would you take on holiday with you for the best shots?..

Danny :heart:

 

[joecoulsonphotography]

One camera, a tripod and two lenses max

 

[kundalini]

... I go to The Gambia soon for ...

I had a P&S when I went. I think the Ex took the images along with everything else when she left. The cows on the beach cracked me up. A student riot happened on the day of arrival, so the first few days were to stay on the compound. Very gracious locals, but rife with poverty back then, 1999 or 2000.

One camera, a tripod and two lenses max

:thumbsup: You know to keep everything close at hand, I'm sure.

 

[Buszaj]

Canon Rebel XTi w/ BG-E3 Grip
Canon 18-55 f/3.5-5.6
Canon 70-200 f/4 L USM
Sigma 150-500 f/5-6.3 OS
Canon ZR850 MiniDV Camcorder
Battery chargers, spare batteries
5 miniDV tapes
4GB CF, 2GB CF, 2GB SD
Bogen/Manfrotto monopod w/ ballhead

 

[manaheim]

One camera, a tripod and two lenses max

+1

Yeah, on a vacation? Keep it simple. I have a little backpack bag I take on vacation and I generally carry one camera, one very wide range zoom and either a much longer-range zoom or a much wider lens, depending on what kind of pictures I expect to take. I also bring my portable tripod and not my big manfrotto. I try to squeeze the external flash in theres somewhere if I can, but... Honestly, even this much equipment is kind of annoying on a trip.

 

[Drake]

Looks like I've got the most basic bag so far. My Lowepro Nova 1 AW contains:

Canon Rebel XTi packed with a 2GB Sandisk CF
Canon 18-55 f/3.5-5.6
Sigma 70-300 f/4-5.6
Raynox DCR-250 macro lens
Hoya CPL
IR remote
a microfiber cloth

That's it, pretty much everything I have right now, my tripod won't fit the small bag.

 

[zandman]

i don't bring a bag, i put my lens on my pocket and the camera in hand.
50mm on my right pocket together with 4cf cards and 70-300mm on left, 18-70 on the camera. bag bothers me..

 

[Overread18 6]

hmm for my bag:

Canon 400D+battery grip
400D kit lens (my widest lens ATM)
Canon 70-200mm f2.8
Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro
Canon+Sigma 1.4TC
Canon+Sigma 2*TC
Focusing rail
055XPOB Tripod
322RC2 head
screwdriver (for the tripod head)
microfibre cloth
waterbottle (outside pouch)
lens cleaning spray+wipes
lens brush
Lumiquest softbox
Speedlite 580M2 flash
2*2GB memory cards
2*4GB memory cards (one in camera)
remote cable release for 400D

And that is it - still very much building my kit up - teleconverters will probably get removed as I pick up some more lenses

For a holidy the above is what I would take - my macro (as I love macro), a good zoom lens (though a little short its good for general stuff to a degree) and my kit lens for landscapes and general walking around with family (anything longer like the 70-200mm can get to be too long - especially on crop sensor) when out with family and you don't have space/time to move back