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Well after my day of disaster yesterday with breaking my speedlight, tripod and mobile phone all within an hour I went in town today and replaced tripod and phone
Got a Manfroto 055MF4 Magfibre tripod + Manfrotto 488RC2 ballhead + spare plates
And a new Nokia phone..basic unit...see if I can hang onto this one for more than a few months
Phone you can live withoutThe 'pod on the other hand! Must Have!!! NICE!!
(Actually from a safety perspective a phone is handy)
Where did you get the 'pod?
Originally Posted by Kym
Phone you can live without
(Actually from a safety perspective a phone is handy
Where did you get the 'pod?
Phones only handy if it doesn't get wet it seems lol lol
Went to Camera House in the Central Market, Camera House in Grenfell St, Diamonds in Rundle St and finally bought it a Teds in Rundle St .Prices were pretty similar in all shops, but different gear in each, $700.00 all up with legs and ballhead and two plates. Cant wait to try this particular ballhead out, seems to what I'm looking for in a particular price range. Should be extra good for bird photography as it enables me to shoot an image from 90o up and 90o down without remounting the camera, just right for those pesky birds that fly from ground and a split second later are up a tree. The lack of this function in pan tilt heads has often been a problem when speed is of the essence from ground to sky movement.
Now if I can just get a new stable body { , human, both younger and my own } I'll be on a roll....unlike atm the main rolls being around my middle and along the ground when I trip over my own feet as has been the case lately lol lol....I love getting older
Well, my Sigma EF500 ST has been playing up - yes I dropped it and am surpised it has kept working as long as it has.
My young fella averheard me telling some one and discussing the 508EXII as a replace ment.
Today I got a 580EXII as an early Chrismast present
Thank You Mitchel
I do love my young bloke and obviously he loves his dad
Last edited by MarkChap; 02-11-2008 at 12:49pm. Reason: What do you reckon - spelling
Strictly speaking not new gear, but it will allow me to use my new gear...V8 Supercars Media Accreditation confirmation email arrived Friday. Very stoked.
Very jealous
Michael.
Camera: Canon EOS 400D w/ Battery Grip (BG-E3)
Lenses: Sigma 10-20, Sigma 24-70, Canon 50 f/1.8 & Sigma 70-200
Software: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.4 and Photoshop CS3
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrjorge/
I got one of these today.....yayyyyy!
Not a Christmas present though, a birthday present. 2 weeks early.
Ivan was "trying" to tell me I can't have it yet. phut....whateverrrrr!
I will be using it this afternoon as I'm doing a portrait session with a family.
Just been in Melbourne for the past three days, so I went to pretty much every camera store I could find
Ended up buying a Gorilla Pod and a RS-60E3 shutter release.
Oh, and Dad got me Photoshop CS3 on Friday. Still have to put in on my computer though.
Canon 400D | 60mm f2.8 | 18-55mm | 75-300mm| 50mm f1.8 | 430EXII | Photoshop CS4
Helpful & Honest Critique/Advice appreciated
Dell 27" PVA LCD monitor
I can imagine you would be stoked with that adam, well done. What was the process of getting it?
d300-d200-sigma70-200-f2.8-tamron 17-50 f2.8-sb-600-sb-800
Cheers mate. I filled out the forms and sent it off, but you have to be shooting for someone, in my case the CircleWork Ezine.
Margaret
Fuji XT2 Manfrotto MF 055XPROB Pro Tripod & gynbal head, Fuji 18-55 mm, Fuji 14 mm, Fuji 55-200 mm, Fuji 80 mm macro, Fuji 60mm macro, Fuji 100-400 mm, SB600 Speedlight, Photoshop, Lightroom on a Mac, Critiques welcomed
Just pick up a new Canon 70-200 F4 in prepartion for our trip to China! Woohoo!!! would have picked it up anyway China or not.... Woohoo.
Nath
NATH* Canon 50D * 28mm 1.8 * 10-22mm 3.5-4.5 * 17-50mm 2.8 * 70-200mm 4Lis * 580EX II *
* Canon S5is * Manfrotto 479-4B & 718B * Crumpler 5 & 7 million dollar home *
And now i have my monopod too
Just got 8 2700mAh batteries for my D300 grip that should be here Friday.
After months of fighting for it, hubby's redundancy payment finally came through so he told me to order my Chrissy/Valentine's/Birthday/Mother's Day present. In the mail are:
Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS, Canon EF 24-105mm f4L IS and a Canon EF 1.4xII Extender.
Whoo-hoo, I'm a happy vegemite.
Last edited by Helen S; 07-11-2008 at 11:10am. Reason: forgot the IS :o
Osprey Photography
Canon: 5D Mk II, 40D, 10D all gripped, 10-22 f3.5-4.5, 17-40 f4L, 24-70 f2.8L, 24-105 f4L IS, 70-200 f2.8L IS, 100-400 f4.5-5.6L IS, 50 f1.4, 100 f2.8 Macro and other assorted accessories.
Some stalk, some chase and some pursue... but I hunt.
As you should be!Whoo-hoo, I'm a happy vegemite.
Had this little fella arrive at the local store today. Can't wait until the drags tomorrow to try him out!
Gee this lens is made well. The zoom has a great feel to it and the general construction is great, the lens hood is meaty-as. Manual focus has a really short throw, which could be tricky, and lacks a little bit of damping, but it is pretty good.
All in all for just over $600 locally I'm happy.
Will throw the new version of the firmware into the D300 tomorrow and go out for a big day shooting!
My new gear is my Sigma 70-200 2.8
So this year I've bought that, and a EF-S 17-85 IS - which are now my 2 lenses, along with the nifty fifty (the 18-55, 28-80 and 90-300 are now pretty much redundant).
And I bought both from this forum!! Woohoo!!
Now I'm just keeping an eye out for a cheap 2nd hand 40D....
Cool!!! The Siggy's a mighty fine lens.
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