Two Camera Bodies
I shoot with two camera bodies (Figure 3.1). The principal reason for this is that in case my primary camera breaks, I have another lens at the ready on the secondary camera for a varied focal length option. I’m a Nikon shooter, but it doesn’t matter whether you prefer Nikon or Canon; the point is to always have a backup. Your two camera bodies should be the same frame size. For example, I have two full-frame (FX or FF) sensored cameras that operate with the same battery system. Shooting with two cameras allows me the convenience of using the same FX lenses on both bodies while requiring only one battery charger. In short, there are no adaptability problems and I pack fewer cords.
Figure 3.1. This picture was taken while I ...
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