So what is in your camera bag?
bhowdy wrote: Since I shoot primarily wildlife my camera bag is not like most folks ......
Canon 1D MarkIII and Canon 7D bodies, Lens ...... Canon 500mm f/4IS, Canon 100-400, Canon 70-200, Canon 100mm macro, Canon 17-40, Canon 50mm f/1.4, Canon 580EX flash w/ Better Beamer, bunches of filters and gadgets ..... oh and two tripods .... Gitzo 5541 carbon fiber and a Manfrotto 190XPro
You have a few lenses that are pretty good size, that has got to be a suitcase you are totting around?
Which set up do you use the most? 
Scotty wrote: In the studio, Nikon d3x and H4D-40 and 50 hasselblads.
Personal use, Nikon d3s and d700 with 14-24G, 24-70G, 70-200 VR II.
Lee big stopper filter, Lee 150 filter kit (14-24). B+W Kaeser multi-coat polarizer (thin.)
Sekonic Light meter, etc.
That's quite a list Scotty. Must have cost you a lot of $$.
In my bag right now is D3s + Sigma 50 1.4 Which is the combo I carry with me all the time.
I will probably replace the D3s with a 2nd hand D700 soonish for every day stuff, just for something a bit lighter.
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