My Landscape Photography Gear Essentials: What's In My Bag?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Reston Scar - The Lake District: Join me on a scenic hike up Reston Scar in the beautiful Lake District, where we dive deep into landscape photography gear essentials.
In this video, I unveil my current kit, my must-have camera gear for landscape shoots. From my favourite lenses to sturdy tripods and essential camera accessories, I reveal the tools that make come with me on every shoot, as I chase the late evening light for that ellusive image.
Hopefully you'll enjoy my wanderings and gain some valuable photography gear recommendations!
Hit the like button if you enjoy the journey and subscribe for more photography adventures!
Landscape photography equipment reviewed in the video includes:
Ortovox Haute Route 32
Peak Design Camera Cube
Peak Design Capture Clip
Nikon Z7ii
Nikon 24-120 f/4
Nikon 26 f/2.8
Leofoto Ranger LS-324C tripod
Leofoto LH-40 ball head
Kase Magnetic Circular filters
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Do you have any 'must-have' items that come on every shoot? Obviously the camera is a pretty 'top of the list' piece of kit, but for me I don't go anywhere without my Capture Clip & Kase filter set! I flippin' love them!
I just bring everything that I have, in case I need it, lol.
But if I have to hike a bit I try to limit it to a tripod, camera and a couple of lenses + spare batteries.
What I must have is my tripod.
Haha that’s a good strategy I’d say! I can live without my tripod for sure, but it definitely limits you for landscape stuff. Thanks for your reply!
@@siwphoto it did not help much on my last shoot lol.
The one item I needed was the allen key for the ball head on my tripod as the plate had come loose. So I have added a set of allen keys to my bag, lol
The bag never seem to get lighter.....I just keep adding to it.
@@PhotographyByRune haha that’s so true. My ‘minimalist’ kit weighs loads already and I never to seem to take anything out - just add to it 🤦🏻
I have a little "oh sh*t" kit... a bag (wandrd tech bag medium) with a spare battery, spare card(s), rocket blower, sensor cleaning gel stick, lens pen, head torch, pain meds, hex key, mini tripod, small microfiber towel, some duct tape, a peak design leash, and rain cover bag thing for the camera that goes over the camera & lens when on a peak design clip). Adds less than a pound to my bag, but, everything in it has saved the day at least once.
Always interesting to see what other photographers are using, and thanks for bringing us along!
My pleasure! I’m guilty of watching many similar videos myself! Great to have you on the journey. 🙏
Well done 👏
I enjoyed your style of gear "walk and talk" video. I love my capture clip to 😊
Thanks Lana not Larna ❤️ The C Clip is an amazing big of kit huh. In fact most stuff that Peak Design churn out seems to be pretty useful and innovative. Thanks for the comment & subscribe! Si
@siwphoto thanks for your attention to detail with my name, I love that 😉
I position my CC on my straps, high enough to allow me to get shots "on the go" using the back screen. It can be awkward, but I've got a few keepers when my hands have been unable to release my camera to use it like a "normal " photographer 😉
Interesting idea! Might have a play with that sometime.
These are great mate. Good to see you from Aus!
Thanks pal! Hope you’re well over there.
Nice job man 👍😁👊
Thanks Ken! I’m hoping that a waffle about gear doesn’t slide too far into the ‘boring’ scale 😂
@siwphoto Hey Si, not at all man 😁. It's a great way for people to learn. Especially great point on the backpack. Like you said, bags can cost a small fortune but nice for people to see a more cost effective option 👍👍
That capture clip is a very cool piece of kit and looks like a you've got a good set up all round there. Having gear/camera to hand and easily accessible I'm sure helps on those 'lets see what we can find' days where conditions are changing very quickly (pretty much every day at the moment here in the UK!). Great watch, mate!
It really is! There are loads of other similar products out there, but the Capture Clip just ‘works’ 👏
Just browsing the net and this video popped up.. always interesting to see what people put together for their photo trekking days. 69 subs is nothing and I prefer watching a lot f small channels as they tend to be more engaging as thy start off. Liked the shots you showed with your 26m so on that basis I have hit subscribe - will take a look at your channel a little later. atb Alan
Thanks for the feedback and welcome. Good to have you along. Hopefully the channel will remain engaging as/if it grows. You’re right, 69 is nothing, but as long as I am enjoying the process and a few others are too, we’re all onto a win 🥇
Great video and nice review of the gear you used. Also liked the shot at 17:12!
Thanks so much for taking the time to say that. Much appreciated! Am new to this film game so good to know folk out there enjoy the content. Si 🙏
Nice to see a new face! A lot to learn... but sure you will get there! My only advice I have is to pace yourself... there were at least 3 videos in here with the detail you got into!
Thanks and hi 👋 ! That’s a really good point. You’re right, there were a few videos in that one and I had to really edit down to get this one to a sensible length. I’m doing this for my own motivation to get out and shoot, but also to share learning & hopefully create a little community, so it’s definitely good to be able to keep creating new content and growing engagement. Having more content to put out with less effort would help that 😂
Enjoyed the video. Greetings from your 120th subscriber, from the East Coast of the US. Fellow Nikon Z shooter here…currently with the ZF.
Hey there and welcome! Good to have you along. I’d love a ZF! The styling reminds me of the FE2 I had many moons ago.
@@siwphoto that’s one of the main reason I got it…I too had an FE2 many moons ago!
I wish I’d kept mine 🙏