Okay... so I am a hybrid shooter, and make digital contact sheets with my negatives, select from there to scan on a Nikon LS8000, post in Capture One, and select again for export to TIFF, and use Imageprint to output to an Epson Surecolor P800. Target output is the 16 X 22, but usually I'll print to 8-1/2 X 11 first to select. Subjects everything from landscapes, urbanscapes (not "street" per se), flowers, gardens, people, and a few (mostly) family portraits. I love it when I have the time to go out and just shoot for a while, landscapes and just play with light, but on a trip with my wife, the "artsy fartsy" thing gets some time - she is incredibly patient and loves to go with me where I go and I love having her there, but I'm not really going to play with graduated ND filter set-ups and lots of fill flash in this. So it's more and set up less.
The plan is to take the Leica M6 with plenty of Portra film a meter, and a reasonably rugged, small MF for some B&W in the more suitable parts of Paris with wrought iron lights and good street shadows. The Leica shots I've run to 16 X 22 actually look great to me....not nearly as good and granularly clean as a Sony A7RII will do with a Loxia 35mm (or the Fuji X-Pro2 I shot before that), but I'm happier with the film color in just about all circumstances except that digital can grab some nice ISO 6400 color in very dark scenes where my film shooting still struggles. Purists won't like my hybrid stuff, but I;m happy with the control over the color and printing... and I like to print on matte with the goal of a frame under glass.. I prefer printing to web posting... 'cause there's the challenge, and web shots have to be reduced in size, so it's another export... and as I learned it, "it's not a photograph until it's printed." Some folks of course seem to think nothing matters much if all you do is scan your negatives, but I've not found that brush-off or catch-all quite on the mark. Yes, I imagine the challenges are different if you wet print, but they don't simply de-materialize 'cause you scan and print with ink. My Rolleiflex 6008 is a set-up and shoot camera, and where I look to do the creative, super slow stuff, and it can indeed handle fairly quick shooting, but it is heavy and tempts with choices To me, Leica and 35mm seem by contrast sort of a "sketch" camera in the sense of quick stuff, and easily portable.
Bunip, your comments on "the carry" seem on the mark. Appreciate any other input.