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Photographic Gear
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I have a non-SLR and a PoS: Panasonic DMC-FZ20 and Finepix 3MP thing. Oh, and a Hoya polariser and a couple of tripes.crick said:lol no you're not, we're just trying to overcompensate is all
crick said:canon10D
canon lenses
24-105 L IS usm f4.0 with a B+W uv multicoated filter
50mm 1.8 IIalso for the g/f:
canon 350D (8 mp rebel xt)
28-135 IS usm 3.5-5.6
50mm 1.8 II
for simple travel:
canon powershot 30?
Damn Show-off!, I guess it pays being in the film industry doesn't it ya rich bastard!
But seriously, Very nice gear man. I've been ~Lusting~ after those L lenses for a bit now. If i didn't have this "addiction" I would have gotten me some of them by now. Oh well, There's a New Year rez for you.
Get me some L glass for my B'Day!! Donations are now officially being acceped! :twisted: Nobody steal my idea now!
Pugwash said:I have a non-SLR and a PoS: Panasonic DMC-FZ20 and Finepix 3MP thing. Oh, and a Hoya polariser and a couple of tripes.crick said:lol no you're not, we're just trying to overcompensate is all
and you will still outshoot me any day
anubis144 said:crick said:canon10D
canon lenses
24-105 L IS usm f4.0 with a B+W uv multicoated filter
50mm 1.8 IIalso for the g/f:
canon 350D (8 mp rebel xt)
28-135 IS usm 3.5-5.6
50mm 1.8 II
for simple travel:
canon powershot 30?
Damn Show-off!, I guess it pays being in the film industry doesn't it ya rich bastard!
But seriously, Very nice gear man. I've been ~Lusting~ after those L lenses for a bit now. If i didn't have this "addiction" I would have gotten me some of them by now. Oh well, There's a New Year rez for you.
Get me some L glass for my B'Day!! Donations are now officially being acceped! :twisted: Nobody steal my idea now!
yeah once you go L, it's hard to go back
I'm glad i picked up that L glass before i hopped onto this hobby
ps: the film industry pays me in bags of potatoes
Pugwash said:
...no you're not. You guys have great equipment and I'm envious..I have to use the camera that belonged to
great great grandpa Cybee...
Dude, I have one of those. where do you find film for it? I found some last time I was in europe. I read someplace that you have to roll your own :wink: film so to speak on this one.
anubis144 said:
...my grandfather actually did buy it in the 1920's or 30's. But it has not been used in about 60 years.
my real camera is very humbling Nikon 4100. Grandpa would be proud to see his camera on the Dark Side.
For macro, I have:
- Canon S3 IS
- Hoya Closeup lens +1 +2 +4 set
I also have:
Nikon D70
18-55 Sigma
28-200 Nikon DX
70-300 Sigma APO
SB600 Flash
and lot of gears, tripods etc..
- Canon S3 IS
- Hoya Closeup lens +1 +2 +4 set
I also have:
Nikon D70
18-55 Sigma
28-200 Nikon DX
70-300 Sigma APO
SB600 Flash
and lot of gears, tripods etc..
It ain't the size of the pencil...it's the beautiful words one writes with it.
If that ain't the case...don't make me list all my shit. It would make you sick. But all that aside - I have seen people use an oatmeal box to create more amazing images than people with hundreds of thousands of $$$$$ worth of gear.
"Who you gonna satisfy with THAT?
ME!!!!"
RB
If that ain't the case...don't make me list all my shit. It would make you sick. But all that aside - I have seen people use an oatmeal box to create more amazing images than people with hundreds of thousands of $$$$$ worth of gear.
"Who you gonna satisfy with THAT?
ME!!!!"
RB
rbarr27,
You have the best photographic gear here in this forum. I guess. I am still learning how to take good pictures of my reps. Could you please show us your work?
Thank you.
replica7
You have the best photographic gear here in this forum. I guess. I am still learning how to take good pictures of my reps. Could you please show us your work?
Thank you.
replica7
replica7 said:
I don't usually shoot watches - easy to talk about technique - not as easy to actually pull it off! My other stuff is kinda boring - but fun for memories. My stuff is wider angled - architecture, travel, lifestyle. Jewelry is a whole other ball game.
My H1 stuff - I actually rent it out and tech jobs with it more than I personally use it. Seems kinda odd, but you'd be suprised. Paying gigs are tough to come by, so when you can get a chunk of someone elses paying gig - it's fun. Plus you can learn from them - and you save them the $30,000 to buy the gear and the learning curve some of this software requires.
Everyone with a camera in NY is a photographer - and I have been on many jobs that people have gotten because a friend hooked them up. I come in to clean up the mess and provide the usable files at the end of the day. Can't say the images recorded in those files by some of these "photographers" were any good or sold any products, but they were usable from my stand point.
Thats why I like to see pictures here. People having to figure it out for the fun of actually doing it. Just look at the light box recipes! Fantastic. On the other hand though - if I tried that on a paying gig - I might not ever see another paying gig - but here it is fantastic. And why pull out a Hasselblad H1 if my camera phone gets my picture across?
If I have a set up that is conducive to shooting watches I will set one up and post a file. The smallest ones off my H1 are about 48megabytes. The 22 megapixel files are quite a bit larger - and when you squash them down for web - why bother? But when you jack them up to 48-inches on a side - you will see where megapixels matter.
KEEP SHOOTING!!!
RB
Canon XT350, 50 1.8 older metal mount, Canon 17-40 F4 L, Canon 70-200 f4 L, battery grip...
Panasonic FZ-5 for when I'm traveling light...LOL
Panasonic FZ-5 for when I'm traveling light...LOL
Odd that you'd shoot a picture of your Nikon with a 20D...regardless, at 2.8, it still looks great to me, Dukie...