My color 35mm list (ricoh xr2s with the four prime lenses I mentioned previously) as of right now:
My last Velvia 100
My last color mission 200
My last fuji it-n
2008 expired portra 400 vc (lot tested)
Orwo nc400
Film Washi X
(was going to bring a 2006 expired fuji npc 160, but just psyched myself out of it because I don't know if it was frozen stored or not).
Koraks, great photo of the 3 bicycles. Chapeau!
I lost track of what gear you ultimately took for your trip and how that worked out logistically....
Would you change the number of lenses you brought next time? Seems the triumvirate of 24, 50 and 135 would have served you just fine.still interested? I'll tell you
Nikon ft3: 24mm Nikor, 35-135 Tamron zoom (though I only used it as a 35), 50mm kit lens, 135mm Nikor, and my Nikon Holga lens. I legitimately used them all and swapped them out regularly, though it was the Holga that got used the least.
Mamiya c220: 55mm and my 105mm, plus a Gossen Luna f pro.
I also brought my Nikon D3300 and Yashica 44, but didn't use them a whole lot
needless to say, all the film lenses fit in my bag perfectly, and they all got used.
all was good until I had three rolls scanned way too small...
still interested? I'll tell you
Nikon ft3: 24mm Nikor, 35-135 Tamron zoom (though I only used it as a 35), 50mm kit lens, 135mm Nikor, and my Nikon Holga lens. I legitimately used them all and swapped them out regularly, though it was the Holga that got used the least.
Mamiya c220: 55mm and my 105mm, plus a Gossen Luna f pro.
I also brought my Nikon D3300 and Yashica 44, but didn't use them a whole lot
needless to say, all the film lenses fit in my bag perfectly, and they all got used.
all was good until I had three rolls scanned way too small...
I'd say that was the right amount of 35mm lenses, though next trip, wherever it may be I may not bring the Holga lens.Would you change the number of lenses you brought next time? Seems the triumvirate of 24, 50 and 135 would have served you just fine.
Also how did you like traveling with the Mamiya? Did you use all the focal lengths?
This Fall I am going to Europe and for a change taking a 35mm camera instead of the Hasselblad. Normally when I use 35mm I carry a Nikon N75 for color with a Tamron 28mm to 300mm AF zoom lens and Nikon F100 for color with a Nikon 28mm to 200mm AFzoom lens and they share a Nikon 20mm to 35mm AF zoom lens. This time I am using a different approach of taking one of the Nikon AF cameras, may be the N80, the Tamron 28mm to 300mm AF zoom lens, a Nikon 28mm manual PC lens, a Nikon 24mmAF lens,and a Nikon 20mmAF lens definitely. Possibly the Nikon 15mm AIS 110 degree wide lens and or the Nikon 16mm AIS Fisheye lens. I will not be taking the Tamron 150mm to 600mm AF zoom lens and its 2X extender.
What places are you visiting?
Saying “going to Europe” makes even less sense than “going to the states”.
Amsterdam, Den Haag, Paris, Interlakken Switzerland, Grindelwald, Jungfraujoch, Lauterbrunnen, Geneve, Arles, Paris. This time we are staying overnight in the mountains so that we can walk and hike around Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen and have a relaxed dinner instead of the one day tour of the Jungfrau.
I am starting to plan a trip to Antarctica and for that I will take the Tamron 150mm to 600mm AF zoom lens and its 2X extender since the Hasselblad 500mm lens and 2XE extender cannot reach as far.
Amsterdam, Den Haag, Paris, Interlakken Switzerland, Grindelwald, Jungfraujoch, Lauterbrunnen, Geneve, Arles, Paris. This time we are staying overnight in the mountains so that we can walk and hike around Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen and have a relaxed dinner instead of the one day tour of the Jungfrau.
I am starting to plan a trip to Antarctica and for that I will take the Tamron 150mm to 600mm AF zoom lens and its 2X extender since the Hasselblad 500mm lens and 2XE extender cannot reach as far.
Sounds good. I begin to see why you want super zooms. No fun changing lenses while hiking.
Amsterdam is a beautiful city. Very photogenic and not quite as touristy as other capitals.
What is there to see on Antarctica besides penguins and research stations?
Steve, I'm not sure how late in the fall you're going to Europe, but if you're in the Lauterbrunnen Valley, this little restaurant hidden at the very end of the valley, under the face of the Lauterbrunnen BriethornView attachment 342762 is a gem far from the crowds
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