Let's see some great shots taken with old, cheap gear!

[Andy_Hodapp]

All shot with either a Canon T1i or XSI with 17-40mm L, 18-55mm, Sigma 105mm Macro, 50mm 1.8, 28-135mm 3.5-5.6
I still only have  T1i, want so bad to upgrade to a 5D MKII by the end of the summer.

[briansquibb]

I have a 2000 d30 that still works - I will take some picture with it and post them

Cool. There is some shots from my D30 on page 8 if your interested.

I will stick on the 200 f/2 and see what it can do

Haha you consider that lens to be 'old cheap gear' ? 

The alternative was the 2008 1DS3 

[NoogaD]

1 and 2) taken with a Sony W70 point and shoot
3) taken with a super old Canon 40D and 10-22mm
4) taken with the oldest 1 year old Canon 5D2 and a broken 50mm f/1.0

[NoogaD]

Some more terrible pictures from my now obsolete 5D2.

1 and 2) also taken with a FIRST generation 24mm TS-E f/3.5L
3) 24-105mm f/4L (great lens)

[pwp]

So many of the great shots posted on this thread validate that old chestnut, "A good workman never blames his tools..."

Sometimes there can be an almost unhealthy obsession with gear, chronic Upgraditus and a perceived need to always have the latest.
Mind you, there is some real fun that comes along with obsession!

20D with a kit lens, tired old G7, early Rebel, iPhone...it doesn't matter. In the right hands powerful, beautiful creative images can be created with just about any old clunker.

Does this mean I'll trade my 5D3 for a 300D? Nope. But it makes you think dunnit?

PW

[Chewy734]

All caved in

[wickidwombat]

here is a pano shot on my old N....Nikon D90

[RLPhoto]

My coin box taken with my 5Dc two days ago. 

5Dc - f-1.6 - 1/60 - ISO 3200

[noisejammer]

A wonderful idea... I've suffered from g.a.s. for years but these were with a Fuji 6900

[smithy]

These were taken 14 years ago with my first Canon SLR - the 500N.  What a great camera this was.  I used the kit 35-80mm f/4-5.6 lens for the first image (near the summit of Mt Taranaki, New Zealand), and the kit telephoto 80-200mm for the second (Mt Cook, New Zealand).