peter_acoustic

<p>I also got heavy tripods, but i only use them when i need a heavy one. I traveled already 2 times with my sirui ultralight carbon tripod. weight 700gr and about 200$. And i can put it in my bag. Its not made for windy situations. But its light and small. greetings Peter</p>

<p>thank you</p>

<p>hey there,<br> anyone been there for night fotography? <br> Im thinking of going in Juli to Lofoten. and for august im thinking of going to the Azores doing a trip for night fotography. milkyway/stars/cosmos and hopefully also some timelapses. I like to walk. is it easy camping there? could u get in trouble by wild camping?<br> all info is welcome.<br> greetz peter</p>

<p>:-)<br> well i so already backpacks at 1,5kg, so i would do that, i would go - 2,7kg<br> so that makes 14,3. that would be great</p>

<p>hey hey,<br> Last summer i traveled trough Norway and ended up in Lofoten. It was haeven on earth. I traveled with public transport and on foot. i had 17kg, and im planning to go back to Lofoten and travel lighter.</p> <p>all feedback is very welcome.</p> <p>I will list up my gear.</p> <p>macpack 2,5kg<br> sleepingbag 1kg<br> tent vsm hubba hubba 2kg<br> matrass<br> light matrass foam<br> clothes<br> 2pants 1 sweater 3tshirts tawl soap<br> Primus Eta Express 500gr +gass 235gr<br> 1st aid kit.<br> smartphone 100gr + minigorilla battery 265gr<br> jack wolfskin jacket<br> <strong>12,5kg</strong></p> <p>gear<br> canon 6D<br> 4 batterys + loader<br> canon 16-35 L II<br> redged tripod 1kg<br> lee filters<br> lee polarizer<br> canon 70-200 (not taking this year) took not many pics with it, expect some animals 700gr<br> solarpanel 300gr (not taking this year) not so much sun in Lofoten :-) 300gr<br> <strong>17kg</strong></p> <p>my idea is :<br> get a lighter backpack<br> get a lighter tent hubba nx solo -700gr<br> no canon 70-200 dispite i want to do the whale safari this year. -700gr<br> no solarpanel -300gr<br> = - 1,7k</p> <p>that is still 15,2 kg. its still too much, love to loose more, but i dont know how.</p> <p>if you have ideas what can help me to travel lighter, im very interested.<br> i would love to leave my tripod behind, but it will not benifit my creativety, i love doing long exposures.<br> hope to hear from you</p> <p>greetings Peter</p> <h1> </h1> <p> </p>

<p>hey, thank you a lot. looking good. hope to find some extra money for the trip. i also think i will sober up in that holiday. no bars and no restaurants.</p>

<p>Hello there,<br> planning my trip in Norway to take pictures and find nice spots to make timelapses.<br> half juli till half august</p> <p><strong>Oslo</strong> to <strong>Bergen</strong>,<br> take the public ferry up north. <strong>Lofoten</strong>, also the islands under (<strong>rost</strong>)<br> after travel from <strong>narvik</strong> to <strong>stockholm</strong><br> <strong> </strong><br> <strong>conditons</strong><br> travel light 14kg<br> <br />public transport/train/public ferrys<br> tent/camping<br> Bergen >Lofoten > Narvik 3 and half weeks<br> Narvik Stockholm 4days inclu traintrip 24hrs :-)<br> <strong>gear</strong><br> canon 6d/16-35/50mmzeiss/70-200f4 (no is) 4 batteries /4x 32gb sd<br> Lee filters nd 0,6 hard and soft/landscape/ polarizer/ some coral 2 and soft colour. bigstopper :-)<br> small light tripod redged<br> asus t 100/2Xmini lacie rugged<br> minigorilla+ nomad 7 solar (indipendent for electricity)</p> <p><strong>i got some questions</strong><br> <strong><br /><br /></strong>should i take my 21mm zeiss 2,8 also? 600gr extra (got 16-35 already) but still love my zeiss :-/<br> 50mm zeiss 1,4? not sure if i gonna do portraits<br> is it cold at night? i got a good tent. but im still doubting<br> musquitos? what are the conditions?<br> budget 50€ a day. is that possible?<br> planning to camp free. who got experience? when i need more comfort, camping/shower/cooking</p> <p>am i missing something? all feedback is welcome.<br> have you got some nice locations? tips?<br> all advice is welcome. especially to travel cheap. cheaper ferrys/ tips advacies are welcome.</p> <p>thank you for your time.</p> <p>greeting Peter</p> <p> </p>

<p>Hello,</p> <p>Im about to buy a solarpanel from nomad and the minigorilla battery.</p> <p>has anyone connected already the asus t100 on the minigorilla. i got a adaptor with the usb cable connected into the adaptor.<br> <br />all feedback is welcome.</p> <p>greetings Peter</p>

<p>hey there,</p> <p>i bought this set, i dont get the colours. they are very agresive. <br> who likes them?<br> if anyone can get me some info on this. or experience. wich colour u use for wich situation.<br> some ideas to get me rolling. im about to sell them :-(<br> i also bought the landscape set, that one i like.</p> <p>all feedback welcome.</p> <p>greetz Peter</p>

<p>hey Bob, i decided to travel with the T100. i take it in 1 piece, because then the battery goes longer.<br> i so also on youtube someone working on lightroom and it looked good. if i was traveling more, i would spent money on the mac air. but for now i rather keep my money, cause i rather spent it on a good laptop/desktop to work with adobe premiere and after effects. or spent it on a lens :-)<br> thank you for your time,</p> <p>greetings Peter</p> <p> </p>

<p>I completly agree with you Charles.if i would like to have a macbook air, i would have bought it. but i just go for a month trip, and i dont want to spent that money for it.<br> 2gb of memory is not good, thank you for telling me, i think if i can get 4gb memory, i would invest. thank you for your time.<br> peter</p>

<p>thank you Jos<br> gonna get 2x 1tb orange external travel harddiscs with me. forgot the brand. i will do backups there, and process with the t100.<br> if i want more ram and proccesing, gonna have to spent $$. not ready for it yet.<br> perhaps i need to buy the t100 and sell it after.</p>

<p>hey guys</p> <p>im going to travel backpack for a month. wanne get me a travel tablet for lightroom.</p> <p>ive seen the asus t100, seems ok.</p> <p>any other suggestions? more power? </p> <p>if i can stay under 600$ 450€ i would be happy</p> <p>all feedback welcome.</p> <p>greetz Peter</p>