wet3843

I’m sold on the Billingham bags, they have several different choices to chose from.

DW

Thanks!

gscharlach

First-time post, I just wanted to chime in. I am handicap with two forearm canes. When I shoot, one cane and a monopod. So, weight is a big issue. I travel with a LOT of gear. I fell in love with Think Tank Photo and I use to travel the STREETWALKER® HARDDRIVE V2.0 It holds my: D850, Z6, 24-70mm, 24-120mm, 16-35mm and 70-200mm all support and some audio (22lbs). When I get to a location I downsize and use their EXPOSURE® 15 SHOULDER BAG or their belt system with lens pouches and harness. This is not cheap, but I am handicapped. And it is a way I can do what I still love.

https://www.thinktankphoto.com/collections/streetwalker-series/products/streetwalker-harddrive-v2
https://www.thinktankphoto.com/collections/exposure-series/products/exposure-15
https://www.thinktankphoto.com/collections/belts-and-harnesses/products/pro-speed-belt-v3-0

DW

Looks nice, thank you!

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

Please don't use the word "handicapped." Please consider "disABLED." My son, Brian had several disABILITIES. Before he passed away, I was teaching him several things including photography. While he was originally intimidated by the camera, he was also frightened that he would break it. Yet, he took some photos that I have tried to duplicate an cannot. Now I'm donating that camera and accessories to Brian's old high school.
To carry your camera, you could use a holster for your camera. It attaches to your belt and has an adapter that hook onto the holster. When you want your camera you just grab it. I don't have one though. As for you gear set-up it sounds great and very workable.

Happy Shooting!
From Scruples