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Gadger
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Hello all, I'm from South Staffordshire.
Current cameras are in my sig, mostly used for my travel photography and usually when on the high seas some where on a cruise ship, always a new port to stop at and find something to photograph ;D
Due to travel flight weight allowances on the handle luggage over the last ten years getting slowly reduced it's altering my camera set-ups.
I've probably just bought my last Canon lens the 16-35 f2.8 (previously had the 17-40 f4) I've invested in the Fuji range, the X-E1 and lens which I like for portability and photos of course. Looking to add the X-E2 and the 23m 1.4. My Nikon D600 was my jump into the dark side. For a one camera setup for travel, the Nikon D600 with the 28-300 and the 16-35 Nikon lens shooting raw has been a great one camera setup.
I do like the new full frame Sony 7(R) range but as an example below, it's not cut and dry.
Both cameras have the 70-200 f4 equivalents, the sony 7(R) still ends up being bigger than you think. It's all good fun ;D
Any one in the midlands would like a meet up, I live near the National Memorial Arboretum, makes an ideal place to visit for photography.
Gadger
Any bad english or spelling - sorry I have the excuse of being dyslexic :-[
Current cameras are in my sig, mostly used for my travel photography and usually when on the high seas some where on a cruise ship, always a new port to stop at and find something to photograph ;D
Due to travel flight weight allowances on the handle luggage over the last ten years getting slowly reduced it's altering my camera set-ups.
I've probably just bought my last Canon lens the 16-35 f2.8 (previously had the 17-40 f4) I've invested in the Fuji range, the X-E1 and lens which I like for portability and photos of course. Looking to add the X-E2 and the 23m 1.4. My Nikon D600 was my jump into the dark side. For a one camera setup for travel, the Nikon D600 with the 28-300 and the 16-35 Nikon lens shooting raw has been a great one camera setup.
I do like the new full frame Sony 7(R) range but as an example below, it's not cut and dry.
Both cameras have the 70-200 f4 equivalents, the sony 7(R) still ends up being bigger than you think. It's all good fun ;D
Any one in the midlands would like a meet up, I live near the National Memorial Arboretum, makes an ideal place to visit for photography.
Gadger
Any bad english or spelling - sorry I have the excuse of being dyslexic :-[
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