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I answer this in two ways: how much gear should I own and how much gear should I carry? I have a variety of lenses and accessories and two camera bodies to choose from. But what I take with me on any occasion is deliberately limited to what will fit in my sling bag for city daytrips or my 25L backpack for longer, countryside outings or overnight trips. This gives me maximum flexibility but also forces me to get more creative once I'm out there. And I choose a different combination for the next trip - just to keep things fresh. Part of that is being older - and not able to carry as much. A good motivation to really scale it down.
Great insight The gear you own vs gear you use is a really good point!
I'm a Photographer from Germany and I personally Cary most of the Time only my Camera and my Favorit 50mm\f1.8
I do this because I have to Move to frame my Subject and Think about my Shoot and that's what Inspires you're Creativity and the way you look at different things.
@@michaelbraun1984 It's why I really like primes! They force you to compose your shots and look at things from different angles.
Years back I was told “Take what you need and leave kitchen sink at home” but ensure you have comforts. As always another great update. 👏👍
I've found that minimal gear works best for me. So happy that zoom lenses are so much better than they used to be.
When there is something I only use once in a while, I rent it for that specific purpose.
I have four lenses. Two zooms and two primes. The primes are mainly for nighttime Astro work. The two zooms cover 20-40mm and 28-200mm. Mostly I shoot wide angle and look for good foregrounds. The 28-200 is a do it all lens for anything else, but I use it the least. So for walks etc I just take the two zooms but think wide angle. For night work the two primes. I do take my filter bag but I’m leaning towards selling the grads and just bracket and blend later.
Henry, I truly love watching your videos. Not only do I learn a lot from them, I also love looking at your photos. So much of what you say hits home with me. This video is definitely one of those times. I must admit that I suffer from gear acquisition syndrome quite frequently. I will resist the urge to purchase new (to me) gear for months. But after struggling and convincing myself that I just have to have that new lens, monopod, or camera bag, I'll give in, and buy the silly thing. The funny thing is, I mainly use a couple of kit lenses when I'm out. I either use a 17-70mm 3.5-4.5 lens, or a 55-300mm 4.5-to5.6 lens. The other day I took my 55-200mm 4-5.6 lens out just because I felt like I should at least use it. A large bird flew overhead, and I didn't have enough reach to get a good shot. As soon as I got home, I stuck my long lens back on my camera, and the smaller lens went back in storage. As for my other lenses, I don't even use 2 of them, and my 35mm 1.8 prime lens only gets used for family functions and for taking pictures of the night sky. My daughter bought me a monopod for my Birthday a few months ago so I could use it to photograph my Grandson's soccer games. I never got to use it because soon after my birthday he decided he didn't want to play soccer anymore. Now the monopod is leaned up against the wall collecting dust. As for packing too much gear when I go out walking through the woods, I generally use my shoulder bag, a camera, and a couple of lenses. I'm very arthritic so I don't like carrying my backpack when I'm out walking. I mainly use my backpack for storing gear. Although I will occasionally grab it if I know I'm only going to be a short distance from my pickup.
Cracking day. The gate shot and the 2x1 waterfall are absolute keepers!
I'll be disappointed when northern England finally warms up and you stop posting these videos with your Canada tuque on, Henry. It makes me smile every time. Hello from this side of the pond!
You nail the reason why I’ve drastically cut down my gear - keeping it simple and not having too many options. When you take everything you can distracted by feeling you need to use everything. Or could shoot anything. But you can’t because there isn’t time to keep swapping over. And not just the weight issue too - swapping things over and being indecisive saps physical and mental energy.
Great video… people ask me what gear I use mainly… because I do wild life, landscapes, sports, weddings, corporate… the answer is always “the gear that the job requires”
I absolutely love the pano of the waterfall. Best shot of the trip. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😃😃😃
It is such a joy to watch your videos. You are always excited about where you are and make the best of it. Keep them coming my friend.
The winter in UK with you tube vloggers has been supurb, you are no exception, Henry
Your enthusiasm is awesome. Every time I watch your video you inspire me to get out! Love it. Thank you. 🙏
Thank you!
Beautiful photos and great video! Thank you for taking us along on your hikes and travels.
Your pano and waterfall shots were fantastic! I look forward to your videos every week! When I saw the subject this week I had low expectations…but as usual you hit it out of the park! Thanks for taking me along!
Cheers Randy
Your excitement is so contagious!
The images you created in this video are classic! They have a very painterly quality and those scenes with the waterfalls are especially wonderful.
It was great joining you on this adventure, Henry. I always learn something from watching you, and your shots are inspirational! Keep on keepin' on!
Love them all but the waterfall pano superb , I just keep staring at it
Henry , another cracking video, outstanding photographs took, thank you so much. 😊
Great day! Great work!!
Thanks Again Henry! Always appreciate and enjoy your enthusiasm! Keep up the good work 👍
Adore the waterfall pano ~ lush!! Great video as always Henry.
I have two bodies, full frame and APS-C, but when I go out I take one with one lens in a shoulder bag. Unless I'm doing the odd wedding or family shoot then I take both bodies with different lens on each. But everyone is different. Loved the pano in particular.
Henry, with all your enthusiasm you do make the most of any situations and create good imagery, that is the way to enjoy photography. Cheers.
Some stunning images Henry. You paint with your camera. So artistic. My favourites were the gates, the pano and the waterfalls.
I love your use of colour and how it brings the landscapes alive. Thank you for being so inspirational.
I definately feel you about the gear. I have done everything I can to pare down my gear to the minimum exactly so that I am not hung up on wanting to set up my tripod or switch filters or whatever.
Excellent hike and photographs, thank you as always!
Loved the waterfall shots Henry, especially the pano!
Henry, wonderful video. I'm grateful for the inspiration today. The gate, the pano, the waterfalls - all affected me emotionally. I needed this more than you'll know. I'm feeling motivated, thanks to you.
Mate, you are a maniac! Do not change! Love your work.
Your video content is appreciated. I really enjoy your photos as well.
Great video Henry, wonderful photos!
Thanks Henry. That first pano was fantastic!
Some very nice compositions in your two pics with the waterfalls. Stellar shots. And always love your enthusiastic use of the English language!
I agree with so many of your viewers, I absolutely love watching your videos! Just wanted to say really great job keep them coming!
The pano of the large waterfall is stunning! I’m glad that you spoke a little about doing panos. It is so important to get them weighted correctly. Another wonderful video.
Another excellent video from you! Great insight + energy + Turner terminology = great video!
Another excellent video Henry, great stuff!
Absolutely stunning shots of the both waterfalls!
Always livin' the dream and earning your dinner! Great images from your great efforts.
Henry,
I really appreciated the content of this week's episode. You certainly hit the nail on the head with the topic of when there too much gear.
I would humbly add one more which you nearly brushed up against when it came to the cost of the gear: namely, one has too much gear when it diminishes familiarity with equipment. This is true whether it's cameras, lenses, tripods, or even associated items like intervalometers. We've all seen (or been the ones) struggles with gear due to this. Like any other trade, craft, or skill the real master is the one who is so comfortable that the tool becomes an extension of himself. Too many options (or changing out to newer ones) can forever inhibit real mystery.
Thanks again for the thought-provoking content and the infectious enthusiasm you bring to us each week!
I like a lot of the comments on this video, and I can relate to many of them, being in that kind of space myself. This is a good topic, Henry. One worth pursuing over time.
Brilliant video Henry. The snow-capped peaks were positively glowing; just enough snow to bring out their rugged beauty. My favourite was your pano of the waterfalls. Nice one Henry.
Thanks again Henry for sharing your experience.... yes I have too much gear I don't use ... when I retired from work & took up photography as a hobby I got caught up with gear hungry purchases...I mostly buy s/h gear & I have a number of lenses that I now don't use & should sell...love the pic of the gate & wall ... cheers from Australia 😊
These photos were perfectly exposed/processed. Beautiful.
I think that there is a difference between the right gear, and too much. Over time, I've refined my bag to just what I need, but the definition of what I need changes - sometimes - based on the destination, or whether I'm going to shoot some film, or pinhole, or whatever. Also, I think sometimes that we all have to go through the "I bought junk and I knew it was at the time" phase - if anything just to get it out of our systems :) Lovely hike Henry, and in very challenging conditions. Full marks to you for keeping going! All the best
Beautiful images Henry. Specialy the first pano. Thnx.
Great episode, with some stunning photos
Very rewarding! Reminds me of a time in Glacier Park when we sat around in Many Glacier Lodge waiting for a break in the weather. At noon we decided to head up to the Highline trail anyway and WOW!!! That turned out to be one of the most memorable ever. Low clouds hanging just above the trail, everything soaked, hardly anyone else on the trail. But, we didn't have any wind. It was fantastic. Thanks Henry, you keep inspiring me to "just get out there".
Love your content but this video was one of my favourites. Stunning photography but I really loved the mix of endeavour and just down to earth, honesty commentary. What a location but you need to know your stuff to get the best out of it. Thank you Henry, this was a real pleasure to watch.
Having and end goal in mind and plan for it is important but the having the willingness to ditch the plan when things don't work out. Nothing is written in stone. Be flexible. Allow yourself to be surprised by nature.
That pano was brilliant Henry. Well worth the effort!
I also carry a Z7 with Z 24-200. Very versatile.
Fast approaching my 3rd year and still have a basic Nikon D3300 with 2 kit lenses and a Sigma Macro/300mm. All fits neatly into a medium sized camera backpack and having lenses from 18mm - 300mm serves me well whilst learning the art. A sturdy but compact travelling tripod for trips at home and abroad, what more can a beginner need. Quite happy to take it all with me on every trip (Scafell Pike and Ben Nevis maybe not so much) 😉 yes I would like to invest in higher end kit but not doing so allows me to travel more and practice the art 👍
Thanks Henry for another entertaining and thought provoking video, and some superb images
I always try to take the minimal amount of stuff with me which forces me to think about the what and how when taking pictures. Loved to waterfall picture. 📷👍
Loved the last pano! Beautiful shot
All amazing, especially the waterfalls
Thank you. All the best. 👍📷😎
Great advice, a great video. Nicely done.
Surprised to see snow on the fells this time of year. Very pretty. Love the pano of the large waterfall! All the images are fabulous, very moody.
Good points for sure. I always (almost always) grab a shot first, in case that's my only opportunity; then at least I've got something rather than nothing.
Then I can faff around with tripod/filters/protein bar etc.
(I'm grateful to you, Henry, for teaching me the technical term "faff.")
Beauties today, loved those waterfall shots 😊
Great set of shots Henry. I know what you mean about keeping the bag as light as possible. I'm on the way home from London and I took a reduced set of kit today. We'll, I didn't use the tripod, or my filters, and ,,,,, I only used one lens. Now wishing I had been a lot stricter with myself before leaving home this morning!! I know one thing though, that beer will taste very good when I do get home!
Great shots of the waterfalls!
Such beautiful compositions!!! ❤
Hi Henry, I think the pano with the waterfalls is one of THE best photographs you have posted. I think it is absolutely SUPERB.
Well worth the hike Henry, even if it started out a bit grim.
Managed to get some good images again.
Stay safe. 51/214
Very Nice. Enjoyed as I always do!😎
I love photography but I’m always mixing it with hiking, fly fishing or even a bit of allotment gardening. I shoot shoot macro, landscape and wildlife and made the decision to go Micro 4/3s - in regards to gear it’s been fantastic. A bit of noise at lower ISOs etc., but Adobe have just introduced a new AI Denoise process in Lightroom and that deals with that nicely. I definitely recommend the smaller format - it’s fantastic for minimalist gear!
Yay! Another Wainwright and more good talking points! Doesn’t get any better!
Awesome photos and video Henry. My fav shot is the square waterfall photo. I just love your passion for photography.👊🏻👊🏻 Keep on going.
I only have one camera, one lens, and a tripod. It’s enough for me right now as I am only starting out as a hobby photographer, but I could see the benefit of having several lenses when I do learn more on when to use them. But I agree, I don’t want to get so burdened down with gear that I miss the shots I could have gotten. Love your videos Henry, your videos are the only photography videos I find worth watching on UA-cam. Keep up the great work!
Your photos this week are absolutely stunning! Just goes to show that what ever the weather it is worth getting out.
Cheers, Richard, appreciate that mate
@@HenryTurnerphoto I watch your videos each week and always get something from them. Keep up the good work! I need to get up the Lakes again!
Another incredible set of shots as well as a great video. I appreciate your insight and inspiration.
Thanks
Cheers Terry
Beautiful pictures ❤
Was it a beast by any chance? Wouldn’t have guessed 😂. Absolutely loving how excited you got at the conditions that would probably have beaten a lot of people - couldn’t even see any sheep lurking apart from early on. Loving the images you got for this vlog mate, well deserved return for the effort you always put in. What a bonus finding the waterfalls on the way back! Take care.
Brilliant video Henry with quintessential Lake District weather and views! However much photography gear you bring, always leave room to carry all your hill kit especially in iffy weather!
Loved all the shots, but especially the second waterfall shot looking towards Brother`s Water. Just shows it`s worth going out even in poor weather.
This square crop with waterfall is absolutely fantastic! Henry, as always great job and a pleasure to watch. Love your enthusiasm and your narrative full of passion.
Many thanks!
Perfect toque
Love the second pano of the large waterfall great shot. I try and carry the minimal amount of gear as you say you miss so many shots swaping lenses and the like.
Wow, Cumbria is always so stunning but today it was looking very special. Thanks Henry.
Pure class, really good panos of the waterfalls, enjoying your infectious enthusiasm.
Thanks Steven
Love your passion and excitement! Can you please teach us how to stitch the pics for the pano?
Amazing photos!
That pano of the waterfall 😮 👍.
Talking of gear, I replaced my old D3000 and its 35-80mm zoom with the D300s for £70 and was given an 18-55 kitty and a Sigma 70-210 by my mate. I even picked up an old Manfrotto tripod for £20 and is as rock solid as the pyramid of Giza and just as heavy 😂. And a Jack Wolfskin camera rucksack for nought.
This was at Cumbria towards the end of the year when I came over to work with my mate. He was wanting to get some new lenses and he really didn't know what to buy, so I helped him out. He got 4 in the end in bundle deals and that's how I got my new gear as he just wanted the lenses. Frigging sorted 🎉😂.
Cracking images mate and thanks for putting a smile on my face 👍
Henry, that last waterfall panorama was stunning, for me you got the final processed Image bang on.
Both panoramas have got your Henry Turner "trade mark clouds" in there.
Well worth the treck up and back down..
I have just have one wide angle lense and a 70 to 300 lense with my canon camera and tripod with a few filters that's my lot. Until I can fully utilise all the camera functions etc, not even thinking about anymore gear.
Thanks for sharing another completed Wainwright.
Loved the enthusiasm and the stunning locations/photos. Terrific 🔥📸👍🏻
Thanks Paul!
Fabulous episode Henry, that extended pano was pure class and one that deserves to be printed. Your 24-200 is certainly versatile as your images today has shown
Was chuckling at the comments in your talk, as you described me in my earlier days. My worst fault was humfing all the gear about and not using it all. For my architectural work the key to changing my approach was buying a smaller back pack as it forced me to think about what to take so whilst I have a number of lenses and other bits and bobs, they don't all end up in the backpack these days.
Thanks a lot mate
Very interesting topic mate. Recently, in part because of my health problems carrying weight, I went over to just using one camera and one prime lens. I'm loving it!, no more, "shall I take this lens and/or that lens". No more lens changing but above all the comfort and freedom of just having lightweight gear. If I can't get a shot, I don't feel as if it has happened yet but when it does, it's not the end of the world. :) the trade off for me is well worth it as doing things this way actually lets me get more shots not less. All the best, Leigh
Love your content bro!! Every time o see one of your videos I always get the urge to go back out and take some adventures of my own. Thank you!!!
Thanks a lot!!
I like you use an all purpose lens, one of many I own, your right but some how I’m reluctant to let them go, makes sense to, maybe I have hoarding issues, great show
Mr. Turner, I do love your videos and the excitement you instill in each and every one. (reminds me of the late Steve Irwin). As for pack/gear, I am a planner at heart and as I do for travel, I have two lists for going out on a hike/shoot. List 1. Hiking essentials: this is a first-aid kit(very small and compact) and a PSK (personal survival kit) also a rain poncho. along with them, it depends on where/when I'm going. food, clothing, poles depend on that. List 2. Photo gear: This also is location dependent. The body, lenses, and tripod are the basics. Which ones I take depends on the shooting I'm doing. My favorite pack for the last four years has been the Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 450 AW Backpack that will fit everything either inside or out.
Your waterfall pano takes the cake!
Thanks a lot John!!
Love the Pano!
some epic images Henry
Great video as usual Henry.
You had all the seasons in one that day and was certainly wet under foot.
Fantastic image's as usual mate and i loved the pano shots as well.
I try to take only 2 lenses with me, a 17-35mm and 18-300mm and my camera of course and that is heavy enough.
Look forward to seeing your next video.
Love the waterfall images. THE SQAURE ONE IN PARTICULAR.
Great Video as always Henry, the gear thing is always a contenious issue which ever way you look at it, on the personal front i take all my gear with me in my larger bag, and then transfer what i think i may use when out walking etc to a smaller bag, this is usually my sigma 18-300, and my Canon 10-20, and 1 of my drones, i wish i could carry my 150-600 more, but lack of room and the sheer flaming weight means it only goes when i am purpously looking for wlidlife, looking forward to next weeks video already
Too much gear for me means looking on my shelf seeing a lens or body I haven't picked up in months and don't have any plans to use. KEH, craigslist etc, I unload it. It helps with getting that next piece as well.
As for heading out on a shoot, I'll spend hours on my feet so I consider what I really need. For sports portrait or some other paid shoot I'll almost always go out with two bodies, 3-4 lenses, flashes, extra batteries...sounds like a lot, but I use them. Hiking or for fun shoots-one body and one or two lenses.
Switching over to mirrorless has helped a lot with weight, not so much my bank account, another reason for selling old gear.
Quality shots Henry. Both panos were superb. Cheers.
Cheers Phil!!