I have to start out with I'm a film shooter................
I have an EOS 1N, EOS 3, with the 17-40 f4, 24-105 IS f4, 70-200 IS f4, 50 f1.4 and the 100 f2. While on the road a carried the EOS 3 and the 24-105 IS f4.
I shoot mostly at car / truck, and airshows. As my kids are getting older I'm shooting them in all their glory.
Mark
What camera gear do you use?
Discussion in 'Truckers' Photo Shack | Art Gallery' started by Markk9, Dec 9, 2008.
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Film is ok, but I choose digital. Especially while traveling since I don't have time to wait for developing while I am out. Plus I like to edit and adjust my own photos instead of trusting some lab to do what I want.
I have a Nikon D200 for normal use and a D40 for travel. Both use the same lenses. I normally (for travel) bring an 18-55mm Nikon ED and a 55-200 ED lense. Some times I bring the fisheyes if I am going to an urban area. Cities look cool like that.
You can easily find a D40 kit with the lenses I mentioned. They are so versatile that Nikon started packaging many of their DSLRs with them. -
I shot mainly digital with my Olympus E-500. I do have Minolta Maxxum film SLR too.
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I have a Nikon F100 with a multitude of lenses. It's been in the bag ever since I got my little Nikon 5600.
If it weren't for the fact that I'd take a huge butt-kicking, I'd trade the F100 off and get a D3X... after it's a few years old of course.
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I use a Nikon D80. I have multiple lenses, but for everyday stuff I use an 18-200VR.
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I prefer Nikon, because the old lens fit on all my new cameras. I don't have big lens anymore, stolen! But I manage.
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I just bought the wifey a Canon 40D. She loves it.
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I have been looking at the Canon 5D and now the 5DII................I wanted a full frame sensor to keep my wide glass, wide.
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I have a .....
Kodak 5.0 Mega Pixels
Easy Share DX 4530
Awesome Photos and easy to use.
Suits me just fine.
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I have an old Nikon FM10 (to replace my stolen K1000), and a Canon EOS Rebel.
Yeah, they're pretty entry-level, but my money tends to go elsewhere.
My wife is hinting that I may be getting a Rebel XSi this Christmas... and I'm really looking forward to that.
It'll be able to share lenses with my old Rebel, though the effective focal length is a bit different (by 1.6x).
I really want a 50mm 1.4 lens for it.
For low light street photography.
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