sanmich
Mentor
I feel these discussions sometimes miss something:
There is a huge difference between OWNING lots of stuff, and CARYING lots of stuff.
I have admitadely too much gear (read, more than I actually need, but hey, I like it).
But one thing I have learnt is to seriousely limit myself in terms of carried gear, even if that means missing some opportunity because I don't have the exact tool for it. Maximum for really photo taking is two camera-three lens. Most of the time, the third lens is a "good conscience lens" and stays in the bag (still need to learn, eh?)
Reminds me of some friend asking why do I need so many books when I have a library around. And why should I keep these books I have already read...
There is a huge difference between OWNING lots of stuff, and CARYING lots of stuff.
I have admitadely too much gear (read, more than I actually need, but hey, I like it).
But one thing I have learnt is to seriousely limit myself in terms of carried gear, even if that means missing some opportunity because I don't have the exact tool for it. Maximum for really photo taking is two camera-three lens. Most of the time, the third lens is a "good conscience lens" and stays in the bag (still need to learn, eh?)
Reminds me of some friend asking why do I need so many books when I have a library around. And why should I keep these books I have already read...