What camera do you carry on the trails?

[justfred]

Nikon D50 + 50mm or 18/200 (best glass, best pictures, needs a thorough cleaning and/or replacement every few years because Burning Man)
Nikon AW100 (needs PASD! Come on, Nikon - there are dozens of custom photo settings, why not aperture and/or exposure???)
iPhone 4 (takes mediocre pictures, but is always with me, and has some interesting effects/capabilities the others don't)

[Ziggster]

Canon G15 (with Monfronto MP3-D01 pocket tripod attached)
Canon 30D
17-85mm F4-5.6
50mm F1.8 II
70-200mm F4 (great lens)
Canon G10(broken sending in to get fixed)
Canon 270ex II flash
Monfrotto 3031 Tripod with ballhead
Gopro Hero 3 white edition with all accessories

[FLYFISHEXPERT]

I'm usually using my old Nikon F5 and/or the D80.

50mm and 24mm get the most use.

The F5 was a great camera, sometimes I wish I had not sold mine...

For me:
Nikon D300s
AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED
AF-S Zoom-NIKKOR 28-70mm f/2.8D IF-ED
AF-S Zoom NIKKOR 80-200mm f/2.8D IF-ED

Vanguard Photo Auctus Plus 323CT and BBH-200

[Honu]

5d II 15mm 2.8 16-35LII 50 1.4 70-200 2.8L, 3 Nikkor lenses for video, 3 sb900s, a 580ex, and 5 pocket wizards.


Sent from my iPhone

I guess you had a nikon before the canon ?

curious why nikon glass for video ? was it nice glass you had before or did you buy them when you had a canon for a reason ? again just curious

one thing I do think is sweet is the new canon 600 flash if you have a MKIII or 6D pretty slick setup they have now
for work I use phottix II now with my 580s I have some pocket wizards but they are the multi max I used with studio gear

[Kiddmen57]

Canon 5dII and some glass
-24-105 F4 kit lens
-17-40 F4
-70-200 f2.8 IS II
-580 EX II flash

fiters, remote, and a Benro travel angel tripod. The tripod is very compact yet really stable.
All stuffed in a clik elite medium hiker bag.

Someday want to pick up the new 8-15 circular fisheye, a good TS-e lens, and more flashes.

[denzburr]

I carry a Canon 5d III, 7D, 17-40L, 24-105L, 70-300L, 600 EX-RT flash. All fits in a mid-sized bag and covers the basic ranges.

[cnutco]

Never really though about bringing my DSLR's... I just use my IPhone.

Although, I am a Nikon shooter with crop and FF bodies with fast glass. I might have to bring something next time out. NOW, to find somewhere to go...

[kevint]

On the trails I just take my Canon S-100.

When weight doesn't matter, Pentax K-5 with whatever lens fits my plans.

[denzburr]

I'm right there with you. Where to go that is close enough..

Never really though about bringing my DSLR's... I just use my IPhone.

Although, I am a Nikon shooter with crop and FF bodies with fast glass. I might have to bring something next time out. NOW, to find somewhere to go...

[Rallyroo]

I've lightened the load considerably. I used to take my Nikon and all the heavy glass, but now they sit inside a Pelican case in the closet the majority of the time. For the past year, I've shot over 90% with my Olympus E-P3. The small size and low weight also makes flying and traveling with just a carry-on (backpack) so much more enjoyable. And because the Olympus E-P3 is so light, it's almost always hanging around my neck or shoulder ready for those grab shots.