Its kind of hard to take a picture of my camera gear when I only have 1 camera. So I can't take a picture.
Point to a mirror and shoot
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Point to a mirror and shoot
I have both film and digital. I do my own darkroom work for the film.
Canon EOS D60
Canon Elan 7
Canon Power shot A520
Tachihara 4x5 Field
Lenses:
35mm & digital SLR:
EF 17-40mm 4L
EF 50mm 1.8
EF 70-200mm 4L
4x5:
Nikkor 90mm 8
Nikkor 150mm 5.6
Rodenstock 210mm 6.8
Not Mine
Posting my wife's gear. I use MacRumors, so I'll post her stuff since she's the photographer! (http://www.amydalephotography.com)
Nikon D300 w/ MB-D10
Nikon D80
Nikon 18-135/3.5-5.6
Nikon 50/1.8
Nikon 17-55/2.8
Nikon 70-200/2.8
Nikon SB-800
Nikon SB-900
Nikon SU-800
Lots of CF cards (a 2GB Extreme III missing)
Lots of SD cards
Domke F-1
Domke F-2
I think that's it!
Posting my wife's gear. I use MacRumors, so I'll post her stuff since she's the photographer! (http://www.amydalephotography.com)
Nikon D300 w/ MB-D10
Nikon D80
Nikon 18-135/3.5-5.6
Nikon 50/1.8
Nikon 17-55/2.8
Nikon 70-200/2.8
Nikon SB-800
Nikon SB-900
Nikon SU-800
Lots of CF cards (a 2GB Extreme III missing)
Lots of SD cards
Domke F-1
Domke F-2
I think that's it!
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^ Wow I want your wife's glass. GLASS, I said.
Just added this to my collection...
What a sweet lens for a hundred bucks. A D90 is also on the way to replace the D40
Just added this to my collection...
What a sweet lens for a hundred bucks. A D90 is also on the way to replace the D40
Canon 450D
18-55mm Kit Lens
70-300mm Tamron Lens
I cringed just looking at that body without your cap on it....
It was only for the photo, trust me i look after it, was off for about 10 seconds max.
I would clean it, but i fear it may make it worse!
^ Wow I want your wife's glass. GLASS, I said.
Just added this to my collection...
::50/1.8 img::
What a sweet lens for a hundred bucks. A D90 is also on the way to replace the D40
Haha! Awesome.
Yeah, the little 50/1.8 is GREAT!
What about when switching lenses? its all the same, you've got to put the camera down at one point or another exposed, picking up another lens etc.
Theres being a good owner, and then there is being OTT.
my turn: with lots of dust everywhere and a no cap on body
-nikon d40
-nikon 135/2.8 (preAI)
-nikon 50/1.8
-sigma 30/1.4
-nikon 18-55/3.5-5.6
-hoya cir-pol
-ir remote
-hoya nd8
and then there's also a small casio ex-z19, which i used to take this image.
edit: i could add an image of that one as well. (from my makeshift lightbox)
-nikon d40
-nikon 135/2.8 (preAI)
-nikon 50/1.8
-sigma 30/1.4
-nikon 18-55/3.5-5.6
-hoya cir-pol
-ir remote
-hoya nd8
and then there's also a small casio ex-z19, which i used to take this image.
edit: i could add an image of that one as well. (from my makeshift lightbox)
Really, if you want to be as careful as possible to take as much care as possible, when changing lenses, face the camera down (lens pointing to the floor, remove the lens and just have all caps ready to place (or lens ready to put on there).
Cleaning the back of a lens is a lot easier than cleaning a sensor.
I Always do this.
Remove Lens cap on Lens.
Remove Lens from Camera, and attach new lens
Put Lens Cap on removed Lens
Hope thats right, so the Sensor is exposed for max 5 secs, if that.
Yeah, that's about as quick as it can be! Dust is going to happen, not denying that! It's just keeping it out for as long as possible that's the tricky part!
Can't wait till July to buy the wife a new notebook!
Does anyone have or have used the Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L lens? I'm thinking about buying it for a walk around on my 50D.
GotMyOrangeCrus
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Figured I would post up some of my gear. Most of it us at my studio but I do have a few cases here at home with me in case I get the itch to jump out and shoot.
My Holga and Santa Anna Pinhole 4x5
My Carbon Fiber Gitzo for my 4x5 Field Camera
My 4x5 Film Holder Lightware Case
My 4x5 Film Holders
One of my 3 Lightware Portfolio Cases
The inside of my portfolio case. Contains 4x5 portfolio and light box
My field camera 4x5 case - contains lenses, filters, 4x5 camera etc..
Toyo 45AII Field Camera - Really needs a cleaning, lol.
Color and light meters
Kodak Wratten filters
2 more lenses from my 4x5 studio Kit
Misc Lightware case - Mamiya 7 Body, Eos 3 Body, Film, misc tools.
Well there ya have it, thats the gear I usually keep around my house. The rest stays at my studio. My next shoot ill take some pictures of that gear and update this post.
My Holga and Santa Anna Pinhole 4x5
My Carbon Fiber Gitzo for my 4x5 Field Camera
My 4x5 Film Holder Lightware Case
My 4x5 Film Holders
One of my 3 Lightware Portfolio Cases
The inside of my portfolio case. Contains 4x5 portfolio and light box
My field camera 4x5 case - contains lenses, filters, 4x5 camera etc..
Toyo 45AII Field Camera - Really needs a cleaning, lol.
Color and light meters
Kodak Wratten filters
2 more lenses from my 4x5 studio Kit
Misc Lightware case - Mamiya 7 Body, Eos 3 Body, Film, misc tools.
Well there ya have it, thats the gear I usually keep around my house. The rest stays at my studio. My next shoot ill take some pictures of that gear and update this post.
That is exactly what I have. XSi and those two lenses. Therefore, I will be lazy and not take a picture, and just quote yours
GotMyOrangeCrus
macrumors regular
Thanks. Here are a couple I just recently scanned in that were shot with the AII.
The Toyo AII Field Camera is one of the best designed camera's I have ever had the privilege of using and is the best field camera on the market imo. I have two of them, unfortunately one of them is getting repaired right now. I was photographing on an incline and a huge gust of wind came and just tipped the whole thing over. Smashed my front standard to pieces and cracked a 1600.00 lens. Fortunately I have insurance so it only cost me 150.00.
I used to own one until I upgraded to the 16-35 f/2.8L II USM. The 17-40s are lovely lenses, probably one of the best wides Canon produce. Their only limitation is the f/4 aperture, which you may find a little limiting - but it's consistent throughout the whole zoom range.
My only comment would be that on a 1.6x crop body 17mm is no longer *that* wide. I've got a 10-22 for my 1.6x bodies, and use the 16-35 on full frame/aps-h.
With kit like that, you'd be stupid not to get insurance.
Nice pictures, I especially like the second one. Where was it taken?
And do you happen to use flickr?
I have the Canon 10-22 as a wide angle. I'm going to be using the 17-40mm as a walk around since it would be an equiv of 27-64mm. Still looking around for a semi-used one.