The R6.2 and the R7, M7 lenses and bag

[holmes]

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That is what I would call a one-two combination. Throw in two rolls of your favorite film and you are set. I carry in my bag, which varies, not the bag but contents. I like to balance it with an my R6.2 or R7 along with an M7 and the new M 50 2.5 and 28 f 2 asph. Or add my 75 f 1.4 and remove the 50. For R lenses, the R 90 f 2 if I don't have the M 75 f 1.4, plus my R 180 or my R 250 f4. When I want precision I opt for my R 105-280 f 4.2 and tripod.

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[hamey]

It depands what I am going to photograph.

Generaly for work I alternate the R7 with the M7 as they're smaller for my work bag.

 

But otherwise it's R9, R8 28-90mm and the 80-200, or instead of the R8 I take the M7 with the 35mm asph

and the Canon G9.

 

Ken.

[storybrown]

All those are nice rigs -- but heavy after awhile. The M7 will lighten it up a little, like my R4sP does. Like you say, it depends on what you're shooting.

[denniswksit]

My combination is: R6 + OM E-P1 with a R mount. Lenses can be shared between two cams, where the OM E-P1 has a x 2 crop factor. In respect of lenses, I mostly carry my R 19/2.8, R35/2 and R50/2 with me, that combination gives me the focal length between 19mm-100mm.

[andybarton]

I hope that you have a good chiropractor

[kivis]

Usually just the M7 and a 35mm lens, but occasionally a Nikon FM3A with a CV 40/2 pancake as a backup or for color shots.