In your bag 860, John Davidson
A bright and cool bag for you all today. John’s bag seamlessly mixes classic and modern cameras for a multi purpose travel setup. Come and check it out.

I thought it was time I sent in a pic of one of my bags after reading about so many great photographers and their gear on your site.

My name is John Davidson and I am a 46 year old Air Force officer from the historic Goldfields city of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. I have been around cameras and film photography since an early age and enjoy street photography in Ballarat, Melbourne and recently, Tokyo Japan.

My street/ holiday setup is as follows:

Montbell bag and notebook.
Pentax SV with 55mm f1.8 Super Takumar lens. I love this mechanical masterpiece!
Ihagee Exa with 50mm f2.9 Ludwig Meritar lens. Ever since I saw Jimmy Stewart use an Exacta in the Hitchcock film “Rear Window” I have wanted one. This is the poorer cousin, but it’s still very cool.
Mamiya 4B rangefinder with Sekor f2.8 lens. 51 years old. Like new. I love it.
Ilford XP2 400 B&W film. C41 process. Convenient!
Fujifilm Pro 160 colour film.
Nokia Lumia 400 phone. Unbreakable.
Nikon 1 V1 with FT-1 adapter and Nikkor 35mm f1.8 lens. The adapter is expensive, but I can use the lenses from my Nikon D7100 (not shown)
Nikon P7100. Small, light, versatile.
Japanese phrasebook. I need all the help I can get. And I return in two weeks.

My contact details:
http://sugarhound.blogspot.com.au/

Thank you for featuring my bag!
Cheers,

John Davidson

Thanks for sharing your bag with us John. It is pretty cool to see that Ihagee Exa.
Check out the links and make sure you come and comment.

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