This is a really nice roller bag (really more of a suitcase for my gear) that also converts to a backpack. Why would I want to carry all this on my back, you might ask? Well...if United Airlines decides to restrict my carry-on, I can check the suitcase portion of the bag and carry on all the gear. So far I have managed to fit 1 camera body, 8 lenses, two flashes, chargers, batteries, filters, and over 100GB of Lexar CF cards into this bag. Once I get to Vancouver I will most likely switch to a smaller bag for more mobility (depending on what event I am shooting and how much equipment I need).Last week I went through the Olympic schedule and tried to map out my plan of attack. My goal in the 2+ weeks is to photograph as many different events as humanly possible, while still keeping my obligations to my work and USA Hockey. Below is the first pass at my schedule. I am sure that a lot will change once I get up there. And...of course...much of the latter part of the schedule depends on how well Team USA does in the playoffs.
Stay tuned...more to come!
6 comments:
Good luck on getting all the shots you want. I am a distant family member of womens luge competitor Erin Hamlin. If you get any good shots of her, post 'em up! !
Welcome to my home town!
Are you including the cultural events in your shooting schedule, in addition to the athletic events?
And how do you envision using your Lensbaby?
I probably won't have time to go to the Luge competitions which is too bad. I would love to see that. But, I will be shooting some of the cultural events as well (time permitted).
Carry on the camera gear in case ual screws up baggage!
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