Not quite imaginative enough.
Money no object, I would have the film transported to all the places I'd visit to, ahead of me, as well as the holders
Even get the processing bit made in.
But not every place is accessible with a LF, I think.
(one of the reasons I was thinking an f5 is a better bet)
Not cheap, I know, but the OP said "money is no object" so I allowed myself to dream a little. I got everything except the 30mm (ofcourse) and it is what I travel with (with a Widelux instead of 30mm).
You travel with a widelux? Do tell
A Widelux is not that big. It fits in a large pocket if needs be. I pack a Widelux, Xpan with 45 and 90 in a medium sized Billingham Hadley together with film, filters and meter. Peopla travel with bigger stuff.
Foid-
an Xpan is just an overly wide Leica in form factor. It's not a Linhof Technorama or even a Hasselblad 500C/M.
That I know, I was just referring to the size/weight of the camera setup itself? Nevermind.
Do we get to bring an assistant to carry stuff as well?
For me, I'd bring an OM2n, with 24mm f/2.8, 35mm f/2 and 85mm f/2 lenses - all Zuiko, of course.
And an OM1 body as a backup.
All of which will fit in a small bag - I could even add a T32 flash!
Ok, I'll play.
Olympus OM-1n with 1-10 screen
24mm f2.8 Zuiko
35mm f2.8 Zuiko
85mm f2 Zuiko
Big bag of film.
I'll take a Nikon EM and 28-50-100 or 135mm lenses. That's normally what I take.
Why? Mechanics can fail too...
I would bring one bag with my Hasselblad 501c and the following lensesIf you could bring one camera setup with you around the entire world in a year or two, what camera would it be? You can also bring three lenses. In this scenario, money is no object.
State your reasons why too.
Me? At this point in time (if I could afford it) I'd bring:
-Leica M3
--Leica 35mm summilux-M f/1.4 ASPH Floating Element
--Leica 50mm summicron-M
--Leica 90mm f/2.8 Tele-elmarit-M
My reason is simply because I've heard it's the best. If I was realistically doing this I'd bring a canon ae1 program and some top canon FD L lenses as it'd be more affordable and I'm more familiar with the camera itself, but what the hell.
What's your setup? GO!
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