Even though I have tons of cameras and lenses, when I travel I try to only take a small kit with me. For the last couple of years, that has been the Fujifilm X100V and the Ricoh GR II.
Thank you for sharing. Ricoh GRII shooter here; the funny thing is that no matter how often I purge my full frame bodies the GR survives...Ricoh really got it right with this classic line of cameras.
Thanks for sharing. I enjoy your videos. I have the same problem as you, too many cameras. I'm impressed you can travel with just two cameras. I have a GRii and GRD4. Love them both but my favorite is the GRD4. I also have a couple Fuji bodies and lenses. Mostly travel with the X-E3 and 35 f1.4. Thanks again
Interesting remark about your GRD4. I too have a GRD4, and I too really love it. Yes it would be nice to have faster write times, but I have an Olympus for that. So the Olympus gets pulled out for times when I need the speed, but for just casual walking around, observing and shooting, the GRD4 is perfect. I'm also really stoked to just how good the 4's tiny CCD sensor is, and sharpness is on par with the m43 Olympus, even at 800-1600 iso.
Thank you! It is very easy getting too many cameras and lenses. My problem is I can not get rid of any of them cause I need them - at one point or another... Very nice channel and photos.
Hullo Juan...Your pictures are Great...! The turned off screen seem to help, to stay in the now, staying in the moment...! Nice video of kit And demo of workflow. Greetings from Denmark
Thank you for sharing. Ricoh GRII shooter here; the funny thing is that no matter how often I purge my full frame bodies the GR survives...Ricoh really got it right with this classic line of cameras.
You are true Master in wb photography.
No matter the gear , the photos are excellent. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. I enjoy your videos. I have the same problem as you, too many cameras. I'm impressed you can travel with just two cameras. I have a GRii and GRD4. Love them both but my favorite is the GRD4. I also have a couple Fuji bodies and lenses. Mostly travel with the X-E3 and 35 f1.4. Thanks again
Interesting remark about your GRD4. I too have a GRD4, and I too really love it. Yes it would be nice to have faster write times, but I have an Olympus for that. So the Olympus gets pulled out for times when I need the speed, but for just casual walking around, observing and shooting, the GRD4 is perfect. I'm also really stoked to just how good the 4's tiny CCD sensor is, and sharpness is on par with the m43 Olympus, even at 800-1600 iso.
Lovely.
Thank you! It is very easy getting too many cameras and lenses. My problem is I can not get rid of any of them cause I need them - at one point or another... Very nice channel and photos.
Haha, that's exactly right... I also "need" all these cameras and lenses!
Thank you for a nice video, I would love to enjoy your photo's at a lower pace, they deserves that. All the best.
Many thanks!
Hullo Juan...Your pictures are Great...!
The turned off screen seem to help, to stay in the now, staying in the moment...!
Nice video of kit And demo of workflow.
Greetings from Denmark
Thank you!
Some really nice photos from París! Also nice to see your face on screen. Abrazo
Gracia, che!🤣