I don't really have a single standard setup. There are a few basic
configurations I find myself gravitating towards, though:
Really light: OM-4, 50/1.4
This is my walk-around setup. If I know I'll be in bright conditions I'll
sometimes replace the 50/1.4 with the 35-70/4
Medium light rev A: OM-4, 24/2, 50/1.4, 100/2
Speed and quality...
Medium light rev B: OM-4, 28-48/4, 100-200/5
Lots of flexibility, small and light (either lens can go in my pocket, so I
dont even need a bag). Great for a walk in the park or zoo. Sometimes I'll
throw in a 50/1.8 if I think I might need the speed.
Not light: OM-4, OM-1/winder 2, 24/2, 50/1.4, 100/2, 65-200/4 or 200/4, T32,
BG2, 7mm, 14mm and 25mm extension tubes
When I don't know what I'll be needing. It all fits in one bag, and I'm ready
for pretty much anything.
If I know I'll be doing mostly flash I'll take an OM-2n instead of the OM-4
(need to justify those OM-2n's!) I find the OM-2n pretty much the equal of the
OM-4 for this
Ok, this was really just an exercise for me to justify all this stuff to
myself.
My name is Paul, and I'm a Zuikoholic...
Paul Schings
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