You definitely should. I stumbled across this about a year ago and then again yesterday. It's awesome . I highly recommend that you read the following entries located under "top posts".
1. How to be popular, Part 1: What to bring
2. How to be popular, Part 2: How to behave
3. How to size up the competition
I have been stuck in a class that I hate and these made it much more enjoyable. The hard part was to keep from laughing while my professor is lecturing.
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Nice Pat.
I vote Chris gets to carry the camera and other neccesary items (reflecting umbrellas are a must)since he already has aspired to that role.
"Bring a Good Camera
What cyclist doesn’t want to be filmed and / or photographed? Unfortunately, few of us ever bring anything but a simple point-and-shoot camera with us.
You can — and should! — go the extra mile by bringing a high quality SLR camera, an assortment of lenses, a good flash, a couple of reflecting umbrellas, and a tripod.
And since cycling is, after all, an active activity, be sure to bring a good hi-def camera with you. And not one of those cheesy camcorders, either — your filmwork will look hopelessly shaky and unprofessional unless you use a good shoulder-mounted camera.
And for the love of all that’s good in the world, don’t forget to bring enough batteries. "
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