To add to the point above: the fp writes huge 12-bit DNG files, so write speed is more critical than a cage for street photography. The buffer lags on slow media.

• SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB UHS-II SDXC (300MB/s)
• Sigma BP-51 Li-ion Battery (1200mAh) Quick question tho, what lens are you planning to bring? The weight of the glass determines if you'll need a heavy grip or can stay minimal with just a strap.

Honestly, i think you should be really careful with how tiny it is. IIRC, people say it can slip pretty easily when you're walking around Tokyo. You might want to consider:

• a secure hand strap
• extra batteries (it eats power fast)
• a small thumb grip Not sure but i heard some accessories can block the battery door, so definitely check that first!

Stumbled on this while looking at sensor data on CineD. Taking a similar setup to Osaka last year taught me about data reliability. My cable wiggled loose once and it corrupted several files. You wont want that happening on a big trip.

• Consult the official Sigma technical support lists for media compatibility.
• Check the voltage and wattage specs before using third-party power.
• Monitor heat sink temperatures during high-bitrate continuous use.