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EOS Bodies / Re: The 1DX is announced -- What will October 26th bring?
« on: October 18, 2011, 02:38:24 PM »
I hope it's either the 5D Mark III (or equivalent) or the EF 200-400 f/4
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what do you mean?damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!sory looks like to me sky is washed out.
washed out = overexposed. So I believe he means the sky is overexposed which was caused by they sun
what do you mean?damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!sory looks like to me sky is washed out.
Thinks he means it because the sun ruins the picture a little bit.
.what do you mean?damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!sory looks like to me sky is washed out.
since then i'm considering to get a 400mm f/5.6
One last question: any suggestions for quick-change from the strap to using a monopod? So far, I've just been resting the butt of the connector atop the monopod if I need to take the shot quick but that obviously isn't as stable.last week i bought the FastenR-T1 so i could more easily use the r-strap with my tripod. i don't use a manfrotto quick release plate and it fits just fine. there's only one thing you should watch out for, on the screw of the FastenR, there's a kind of a little bump on the bottom (see attachment) wich is pretty annoying. i had to buy a new QR plate so it would fit. but i'm really happy with it now
I have an r-strap super comfortable to wear and puts the camera exactly where you need it... expensive for what they are, but worth it...I have an R-strap as well. They are great! No more sore neck
I tend to become a little obsessed once I have a new interest or want to reconnect with an old one. Some people may think of that as somewhat "unhealthy" or of me being a "gear head" with a tendency towards GAS ("gear acquisition syndrome"). Oh well. But I'd respectfully disagree. I still do actually take pictures, ride my bicycle, play my guitars (or work at my day job...). So to me getting as much technical background of things and making informed decisions when buying (rather expensive) items is part of the deal - and part of the fun.
Personally, I don't find it interesting to have a small body with big lenses.
i would also prefer a 'normal' camera body