My Kit Bag
This is my current Fuji kit*, scroll down for a bit more info on what’s in my kit bag and how I use it for Wedding Photography
*Updated May 2024
I use Fujifilm X series cameras + lenses for all of my work.
For those of you wondering what my kit bag looks like and what kind of gear I'm using for work then you are in the right place. This setup is all of my Fuji Gear for weddings and almost anything else I do, there are links to blogs about individual pieces of gear and a bit of why I've chosen this setup, enjoy.
If you have any questions about gear then DM me on Instagram: @colinnichollsphotography
This kit is what I started using at the start of 2024, after purchasing the 50mm F1.0 to replace the old 56mm F1.2
Here’s a video of my Kit Bag that I was using before the 50mm F.10 upgrade (Still great kit here)
Other Bits
Spider Holster
A slight upgrade from the Black Widow Holster, this one clips to the belt without having to tread it through, and has a lock function so I can get the camera without having to hold the lever down. Great accessory for having two cameras. It's also metal and metal is better than plastic. This holds my X-H2 + 33mm lens combo.
Peak Design Strap
The strap for my main camera [usually the 18mm] it's super comfy, doesn't cut into my neck and adjusts very quickly. I used to have it in red which was a bit bright for me, as such I’ve changed to grey and got myself the thinner version which is altogether much nicer on the Fuji cameras.
Some sort of bag
I keep changing my mind with bags. I used to have a Peak Design Sling* which I liked for a while but it wasn’t that comfortable for a long day, I also had a ONA bag*, which was stylish but again not that comfy. I’m currently using a Manfrotto MB* which is more comfortable as it's a backpack, can fit more inside and can store a laptop so it’s great if I need to be backing up on the go.
I hope you found that Fun? Useful? Expensive?
Send me a DM on Instagram if you have any questions @colinnichollsphotography