[SK138]

My venerable, trusty, and legendary Canon 1D. The last of Canon's best CCD based dSLR. I had many dSLRs in the past going all the way back to Canon D2000...but I still prefer to shoot with my trusty Canon 1D.

 

[mb3k]

The 1D looks liek a rugged setup.
I got to admit, I've got hooked on lenses (luckily I haven't spent all my money on them yet!)

 

[Dave1]

I guess I'm kinda old school:

Hassleblad 500C
40,80,300 Zeiss glass

Cambo Wide 4x5
65mm Schneider

Noblex 120 Panoramic

Cambo Legend 4x5 kit

I spend more on processing and stock costs in a week of shooting than a very nice digital (>$2,500)

 

[AdamP88]

I have a mix of old school and modern stuff

Canon stuff
20D & Elan 7n (I won't give up film until they either stop producing Velvia or someone manages a way to exactly reproduce it digitally)
10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 EF-S
24-70 f/2.8L
70-200 f/4L
50 f/1.8 (mkII)
85 f/1.8
Canon 420EX
Bogen 055MF3 tripod
Kirk BH-3 ballhead

Bronica stuff
Bronica S (made in '63 I believe!)
Nikkor 50mm f/3.5
Nikkor 75mm f/2.8
Nikkor 135mm f/3.5
Nikkor 200mm f/4
Schneider-Kreuznach 360mm f/5.5
And assorted spot meters, pistol grips, flash grips, etc

A few pictures I took a while ago when I was considering selling my Bronica gear:
The Bronica w/ 50mm attached:

Lenses (clockwise from top left: 200, 135, 50, 75)

Through the looking glass:

 

[mateo05]

My gear:

2x Canon 1D Mark II
Canon 70-200/2.8L IS
Canon 300/2.8L IS

I sold my wideangle (24-70) because I never used it....

 

[SK138]

Sure is rugged. I dropped the camera on a concrete floor 2x there is a small dent on the corner and it's still shooting strong. I shoot it in the rain. I took it to overseas many times in rain, mud, etc...and it's unstoppable...I hope

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Originally Posted by mb3k /img/forum/go_quote.gif The 1D looks liek a rugged setup. I got to admit, I've got hooked on lenses (luckily I haven't spent all my money on them yet!)

 

[Mrvile]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SK138 /img/forum/go_quote.gif My venerable, trusty, and legendary Canon 1D. The last of Canon's best CCD based dSLR. I had many dSLRs in the past going all the way back to Canon D2000...but I still prefer to shoot with my trusty Canon 1D.

Ehh, what's that you have attached to it, some 28-75 and a Metz flash? I think it's high time to upgrade to a 24-70L and a 580EX...

 

[SK138]

I used to own a large photo studio few years ago with several partners and had every "L" lenses up to 400mm. Now, I decided to pair it down to two modest yet excellent lenses (Tameron 28-75mm2.8, Canon 70-300mmIS), my original Metz, and my trusty 1D

I am very happy with this modest setup....like my head-fi gears...old, yet still excellent

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Originally Posted by Mrvile /img/forum/go_quote.gif Ehh, what's that you have attached to it, some 28-75 and a Metz flash? I think it's high time to upgrade to a 24-70L and a 580EX...

 

[Mrvile]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SK138 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I used to own a large photo studio few years ago with several partners and had every "L" lenses up to 400mm. Now, I decided to pair it down to two modest yet excellent lenses (Tameron 28-75mm2.8, Canon 70-300mmIS), my original Metz, and my trusty 1D I am very happy with this modest setup....like my head-fi gears...old, yet still excellent

Haha, had to sell the photography gear for the headphone stuff eh? You win some you lose some

 

[Iron_Dreamer]

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Originally Posted by Mrvile /img/forum/go_quote.gif Haha, had to sell the photography gear for the headphone stuff eh? You win some you lose some

heh, I'm considering the possibility of doing the vice versa of that in the near future

 

[mb3k]

Announced today, a HUGE lens
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0703/07...ma200500mm.asp

 

[Contrastique]

Nikon D200
Nikon D100
Nikon F100 with batterygrip
Sigma 105mm Macro 2,8
Sigma 24-70mm EX 2,8
Manfrotto 55dbPro + 128RC
Metz 45 CL-4
And on the loan (not sure if I have to give it back but probably will, Shoit!!)
Cambo large format camera (4x5") with three lensen: a 80mm, a 105mm and a 200mm (if I am not mistaken, too lazy to look)

 

[GTRacer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mb3k /img/forum/go_quote.gif Announced today, a HUGE lens http://www.dpreview.com/news/0703/07...ma200500mm.asp

Looks like you'll need a tripod for that...

 

[Lord Chaos]

I had a Nikkormat FTn and an EL... replaced those with a Pentax LX and a selection of lenses from the wonderful rectilinear 17mm to a 300mm A*. Also Pentax 6X7, and a 67II, with a selection of lenses from 45mm to 300mm. Starting in 1999 I kept my eye on the digital field, as I do a lot of Web presentations and scanning film was a real time-sink. Finally bought a Canon Powershot G2 as a stand-in in 2002.

The final step was buying a Canon 1D Mark 2 in November 2004. I like this camera a lot. Quick, reliable, predictable. I've picked up a 20mm wide, 50mm macro, 85mm portrait, 100mm macro, and most recently a 24-70 zoom. I bought that one because the 20mm was too wide, and I couldn't find the 35mm I wanted. I've since learned to like the zoom, especially for sand sculptures that are of unpredictable dimensions. I like having the ability to vary the shots.

 

[ahleung]