Ohh. Hikes, that's why. I just thought it's only a short trip for inspiration findings.
Items in Your Camera bag/Backpack
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Ohh. Hikes, that's why. I just thought it's only a short trip for inspiration findings.
Mhh. I haven't weighed my bag yet. I assume about 10kg. Maybe a bit less.Greg Shchepanek seing you images, I believe you have half of house in there and you are ready for every situation.
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How heavy is your bag?
Not so long
Jack because normally I'm looking for a nice spot where I can place my tripod. After that I'm looking for some branches with mushrooms or I replace the tripod if I find some mushrooms e.g. on an old tree trunk.
Biut the 10kg is not the problem if you use the waist and chest strap.
Jack because normally I'm looking for a nice spot where I can place my tripod. After that I'm looking for some branches with mushrooms or I replace the tripod if I find some mushrooms e.g. on an old tree trunk.Biut the 10kg is not the problem if you use the waist and chest strap.
Not so long
Biut the 10kg is not the problem if you use the waist and chest strap.
True, but I prefer to have in my bag only equipment which I will need . Could be pointless to have all lenses, and using just one.
Spot on
Greg Shchepanek
I don't like to have to many lenses on my bag. Actually I still haven't purchased a bag, so at the moment I have only a small camera bag from Canon which I can fit only 2 small lenses and 1 camera.
Having a Whistle on your treks is always wise for when you are lost and if you run into threatening animals
I don’t think they can do a lot if you facing up a tiger or lion
