What Camera kit do you have?

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I will start off

Canon 50D

50mm F1.8
10-22mm
24-105mm F4 IS
70-200mm F2.8 IS
300mm F4 IS
A couple of speedlites
Studio lights ETC, ETC

I mainly shoot landscapes, Motorsport and still life.
 
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Well being a newbie, I have a Nikon D3200, two lens's both kit 18-55 and 55-200. Now I need to grow my collection.
 
Nikon D2H / Nikon D7000

Nikon AF-S 12-24 f4
Nikon AF-S 28-70 f2.8
Nikon AF-S 70-200 f2.8
Nikon AF-S 18-200 f4-5.6
Nikon 2x teleconverter

Nikon SB-800

Sony DSC-QX10 bespoke lens (for iPhone 5s)
 
No Canon users? 😉

I did have EOS3 & EOS 10 film cameras but when I went digital I made the switch to Nikon. Happier with Nikon, just works for me.
 
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canon 60D, Canon 5d MK11 and a Canon 450

Canon 70-20 F4 Is
Sigma 28-70 F2.8
Nifty fifty
Canon 24-105 F4 IS
Metz flashes x 3
One ebay cheapie
Studio lights and portable battery operated jobbers
Bunches of remote triggers
 
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Some examples of your photographs for the photography section be nice to see guys. :) x
 
Sandra. I will put some more up in the relevant sections.

Thank you Phil:) x Hope to see some pics from Mark and Warren as well. :) x.
 
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Canon but mainly use my gopro plus black edition as it's far better than canon, looking to buy Nikon soon but currently saving for upcoming mods...

Anyway has gopro?
I wanna starting filming some slow mo but need to mount inside the car so my steering wheel and dash as well as windscreen is on display ...
Any idea anyone!?
Thx
 
Panasonic tz35 with 20x optical zoooooooooooooooooooom :w00t:
 
Warren, Have you used a DSLR on that bracket/Mount

No, just googled it, not used it myself. I would like one but new car will have integrated headrests (S5 super sport seats) so I will now just use my tripod with legs splayed across back seats and tethered with seat belts.
 
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Canon 450
Canon IXUS
iphone

The best camera is the one you have with you. :icon_thumright:



I thought canon was the bee's knees, why would you want to change over?

Imo the Nikon is better for true colour, sharper than canon at top of the range.
 
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Thats true Ghost right time right place half the battle

Nikon D80 D200 D300, 2 x Nikon compact (forget models)
Nikon 50 f1.4, 18-70, 70-200 VR f2.8, 18-135, 70-300, Sigma 10-20
Various Nikon Film cameras and dark room equipment
Epson Stylus PRO 3800 printer
EIZO monitor calibrated with SPYDER PRO
Sold my Bowens lighting kit last year
Manfrotto Tripod (and others)

Pro photographer/teacher unfortunately **** fell out of the market
Need to get back out there for fun and rekindle my passion
 
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Canon 450D
Canon 50mm f1/4
Canon 18-55mm kit lens
Canon 28-85mm from old film camera
Sigma 70-300 APO DG
Couple of circular polariser filters.
 
2 x Canon 5 D M2
24-70 F2.8
50 F 1.8
70-200 F 2.8
135 F 2
Speedlights, extenders, tripod etc etc
 
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Sony Alpha A700 Body

Sony DT 18-70mm F3.5-5.6 - Lens

Sony 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 G SSM - Lens

Sony DT 11-18mm F4.5-5.6 - Lens

Iphone 5 which occaisionally use if I don't have camera to hand or batteries are dead, or if I forget to put back the Media Card :banghead:
 
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I don’t want to say… “all the gear and no idea” :lmfao:
So let’s see all that posted in here, post up some photos.
:o.k:

thank you
:sign_pics:
 
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Depends who you are aiming that comment at.... lol


Umm I was “aiming” that at “all” that posted in here. (this thread)

All that posted in here.. Say they have a camera, and know there is a photo section where to post photos.

No malice intended, all members have the option to post as much or as little as they like, or nothing at all (inside ASN rules)


:friends:
 
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I'm not by any means an accomplished photographer, I was lucky enough to have some unexpected cash turn up and I decided I wanted to follow a hobby I love with some better kit. I do this for my own personal satisfaction, and have never felt the need to advertise the output. I've taken the odd half decent (lucky!) shot over time, but by the law of averages anyone will. I just love taking pictures full stop, I'm never going to be someone who seeks recognition (and strap lines every photo I take with my own fictitious photo company branding!). That said, as you've asked, tonight when I get back to my Mac I'll put a couple up but don't get excited, I'm NO pro! (And I won't be offended by criticism )!
 
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I'm not by any means an accomplished photographer, I was lucky enough to have some unexpected cash turn up and I decided I wanted to follow a hobby I love with some better kit. I do this for my own personal satisfaction, and have never felt the need to advertise the output. I've taken the odd half decent (lucky!) shot over time, but by the law of averages anyone will. I just love taking pictures full stop, I'm never going to be someone who seeks recognition (and strap lines every photo I take with my own fictitious photo company branding!). That said, as you've asked, tonight when I get back to my Mac I'll put a couple up but don't get excited, I'm NO pro! (And I won't be offended by criticism )!

I take photos for pleasure, I'm not a professional, however I do tag them with my web page address "philseagust.co.uk" as I have had several photos stolen over the years and used for commercial purposes.
A camera is only a camera when it's in your hand and your taking photos, all the rest of the time it's an expensive paper weight. 😃😃
 
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Warren, if you like to post up some photos that would be great, and welcome not just by me i'm sure. :icon_thumright:
I am far from being an accomplished photographer, I don’t even edit my photos, apart from the odd crop, its just a hobby I love.
Imo I don’t think anyone posts photos in here for recognition, I know I don’t, its just nice to share learn and be inspired with others who have similar interests.

:friends:
 
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A Panasonic DMC-TZ10 and a DMC-TZ40, both superb stuff-in-the-pocket cameras giving excellent results.

However, I've recently sold: 2 x Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC1 cameras both with Leica 28-90mm f/2-2.4 lens, and a Nikon F3 HP with 50mm f/1.2, Nikon 35-70mm f/3.3-4.5, Nikon 35-200mm f/3.5-4.5 Lens, Nikon 25-50mm f/4 Lens, Nikon MD4 Motor Drive, Nikon DW3 Waist Level Finder, and Nikon SB16 Speedlight, etc.

And from selling that lot my replacement is a Fujifilm X-E2 with a 35mm f/1.4 plus an 18-55mm f/2.8-4 lens - and cash in hand. Not done much with this machine yet but it does look like an interesting tool.

Already looking forward to taking some ghostly pics...


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John i can now see where that saying comes from As White A Ghost!.
 
Canon 450D + battery grip
Canon 20D = battery grip
Canon 40D
Canon 1DMk1
Mamiya 1000s 645 Medium format with 80mm prime
14 - 140 usm
22 - 55 usm
28 - 80 usm
19 - 35 usm
18 - 200 usm
70 - 300 usm
50mm prime
Manfrotto carbon tripod RC2 ball head
Jobi dslr gorilla pod with ball head
Sektronic light meter
Speedlight
Lighting rig, flash and modelling lights
Do landscapes, buildings, still life and other stuff.
Lucky enough to have access to fully equipped studio with processing, developing and framing equipment.
 
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A panasonic tz 20 but even that's too complicated for me.

What's the best compact point and shoot do you reckon?
 
Steve,
I would suggest to get used to how the TZ20 works, its a cracking bridge camera with a fantastic lens.
Just put it on auto and let the camera do its work. Once you have downloaded your pics right click on the photo/ properties / advanced and it should tell you the camera settings that were used. This will give you an idea what setting does what.Once you have a basic idea just get out there and shoot stuff and have fun. You will soon find its relaxing and rewarding and you will soon start to get really good results.
Good composition is the key, you can photoshop and edit all you like, but if you start off with a crap photo, you just end up with an edited crap photo.

Have a read of this guys stuff
KenRockwell.com: Photography, Cameras and Taking Better Pictures
 
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Cheers mate,
I usually (99% of time!) leave it on AE but the flash can be a ******, it can be switched off but not forced in that setting and going into the menus can get a bit heid nipping ( for me ). Couple of years ago we came back our hols and half the photos were in sepia, still not got a clue how that happened!
I bought it about 2 or 3 years back because of the reviews, it does take good quality pictures but I just wish it had less, a lot less, settings. At least I've mastered the VCR though!
Just heading out but will give that link a look,
cheers.
 
Instead of AE, set it to P, pretty much the same thing but you can adjust a few things, including turning the flash off.