What's in your Camera bag?

WOW!  I wish I could work that light . . .

Short list:

2 D200s, one on a bracket with an SB-800 and FreeWire transmitter.

18-135 Sigma, this pretty much stays on the camera on the bracket.  This is the newer VR version of the 18-125 that Robert Watcher used to use.  I wore out my 18-125!

35f1.8 Nikon, 50f1.4 Nikon 85f1.8 Nikon, 28-105f2.8 Tamron, 80-200f2.8 Nikon, these are all used at different times on the second body.

100-300f4 Sigma, I have used this a lot of Bar/Bat Mitzvahs.  I put it on a tripod and stay way in the back to shoot.

14f3.5 Sigma and 16f2.8 Sigma fisheye, these get little use but they are small so I carry them anyway.

Nikon SB-600 and Sigma iTTL compatible flashes as backup.

Bogan tripod and head.

Four 13ft light stands.

Three Quantum QFlashes, three Sunpak 544 flashes.

Assorted batteries and cables.

I am looking to pick up a D300s this season.  That may become a third camera.  I haven't decided if I will get rid of one of the D200s.

Ed, my husband and I work FAST. At a shoot he has a long lens I have a short lens. That is our strengths and it's awesome not having to stop and change lens. We don't even carry a bag, we leave it in the car. I toss the reflector with the homemade strap criss crossed on my shoulder, my husband does the same with the tripod. Extra memory cards go in his shirt pocket, light meter around my neck. I keep an SB800 flash on my camera and move it off camera, hand held by my husband if we need it.
That's it unless we have to grab an umbrella, and then I am kind of out of sorts because one more thing to haul around means I have to set it down to shoot.

I will put it out there that I would LOVE more camera equipment, but photography is a business that pays my bills, only a small portion of what we make goes back into buying equipment, so I have to save up for big things like bodies and lenses.

I have a wedding next Saturday though where it's all indoors, we won't even have a chance to do formals outside. The building has no windows besides a couple near the entrance. So we are bringing studio lights for the formals and then set up as slaves for the reception just around the room. Should be fun managing all that.