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KennyG
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May 21, 2004 05:52 |  #1

Apart from the obvious - camera, lenses, CF cards, batteries, etc. what are the items you take with you that you just can't do without on a shoot?

I have a checklist and was just going through it before a 2-day shoot at the British Touring Car Championships on Saturday/Sunday and I have some 'must have' odd items on my list. What's on yours?

1. DC/AC inverter and 10D/1D/FlashTrax battery chargers.

2. Supply of business cards.

3. Notebook and pen.

4. Public liability insurance certificate.

5. My media passes

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6. Lunch

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May 21, 2004 06:17 |  #2

I always pack a couple of plastic trash bags..the big ones (45 gal). Other than their designed purpose, they also make a great weather cover for equipment as well as a makeshift raincoat for the unexpected thundershower when you are away from a shelter. Nice thing is that they take virtually no room in the bag.




  
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May 21, 2004 06:54 |  #3

KennyG wrote:
Apart from the obvious - camera, lenses, CF cards, batteries, etc. what are the items you take with you that you just can't do without on a shoot?

I have a checklist and was just going through it before a 2-day shoot at the British Touring Car Championships on Saturday/Sunday and I have some 'must have' odd items on my list. What's on yours?

1. DC/AC inverter and 10D/1D/FlashTrax battery chargers.

2. Supply of business cards.

3. Notebook and pen.

4. Public liability insurance certificate.

5. My media passes
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6. Lunch

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May 21, 2004 07:20 |  #4

iPOD

That's really all I take with me aside from my obvious photography "stuff".

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May 21, 2004 16:40 |  #5

Kenny,

No. 5 = Not fair :(

Have a good weekend. :D

On the upside, looks as though I may have wangled myself a gig photog'ing for one of the teams at the Snet round of the British GT. We will see how that pans out.... :)

Cheers

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May 21, 2004 16:51 |  #6

My GPS, I would get lost in my own home without it.

I mainly shoot in the wilderness....

So, its good to have one for finding your way back home, although my wife likes to take the batteries out of it so I dont find my way back..LOL



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May 21, 2004 17:06 |  #7

gaffer tape.


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May 21, 2004 17:18 |  #8

"Most essential items you take with you?"


Hmmmm, tough question ...

Leather recliners, TV, VCR, Stereo (2 in fact), Bed

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Hey, you gotta rough rough it a little :lol:

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