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  • #6087
    Sharra
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    OK, since I started this, I thought it only fair that I contribute…

    Nikon D300

    Nikon D800 (sold D700 for this)

    18-200 3.5-5.6 DX VR II

    16 2.8 D fisheye

    14-24 2.8

    24-70 2.8

    70-200 2.8 VR II

    50 1.4G

    80-400 4.5-5.6 D

    135 2.0 DC

    300 4 D

    17-35 2.8 D

    105 2.8 VR micro

    200 4 micro

    2 x SB-910 flash

    R1C1

    Elinchrom DLite 2 strobes

    Gitzo GT2542 tripod

    Lowepro Flipside 400 AW bag

    Thinking about the 85 1.4G

    #6098
    fstopper89
    Participant

    Sharra, I’m a tad bit jealous of how many lenses you have! I’d love to have as extensive of a collection as that someday. I shoot Canon but it looks like you have a good setup.

    #6099
    fstopper89
    Participant

    Has anyone heard of reviews on the 6D that recently came out? I have heard from a few pros that Canon seriously downgraded their full-frame line with it compared to the 5Diii and that it’s not worth it.

    You’re right, having a crop sensor body can come in handy for some things. Since my only prime lens is 35mm, it works better as a normal-range prime on my crop sensor bodies than my full-frame due to the 1.6x factor. The main downfall of the Rebel is it’s poor low-light performance and slightly slower autofocus. It does have the capability to get some great shots though, in my experiences.

    #6107
    JanJan
    Participant

    Kimera, I’m kind of in the same boat as you…

    Nikon D3000
    Nikon D50 (I pawned this camera for a little bit and when I took it out of pawn, the thumbwheel that adjusts that aperture and shutter speed was broken and it now works no better than a point and shoot. I don’t know if I should count this.)
    Nikkor 50mm 1.8
    Nikkor 35mm 1.8 DX
    Nikkor 18-55mm 3.5-5.6 (the kit lens)
    Tamron 18-5mm 3.5-6.3
    Nikon SB-400 flash (it’s compact, only tilts to 90 degrees, and doesn’t swivel)
    Yongnuo YN560II speedlight

    I’ve been dying to go full-frame (and I’ve been eying the Nikon D600), but I know I should invest in lenses first, so my wish list is a 85mm 1.8 or 1.4 and a 24-70 2.8.

     

    #6127
    Sharra
    Participant

    Browneyedgirl: The lenses are an investment over several years as finances have dictated, but I’m happy with what I have. Bodies come and go, but quality glass can last a lifetime, as I’m sure you already know. I don’t proclaim to be a pro and I don’t have a business since software development is my main source of income, but I’d like to think I can take more consistent photos as opposed to some that would end up here. I guess I’d call myself a highly skilled amateur. 🙂 Having those lenses lets me experiment with everything from portraits to sports to landscape/nature to macro, etc. I haven’t really decided what genre interests me most, but I’m leaning towards landscapes and nature being fairly close to the mountains where I am.

    Obviously, I’m a Nikon gal, so I can’t really comment on the Canon 6D. But I’d suspect that’s Canon’s answer to put full-frame into the hands of the budget-conscious enthusiast, much like Nikon is marketing the D600, since they are similarly priced, but I could be wrong about that though…

    #6133
    Egglington
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    M bag contents change depending on the shoot, but this is my basic kit I take with me if I go traveling:

    2x Nikon D7000 bodies

    Nikon  50mm f1.8D (a personal favourite of mine)

    sigma 30mm f1.4

    sigma 120 – 400mm

    tamron 24 – 80mm

    tamron 10 – 24mm

    variable neutral density filter

    polarising filter

    black rapid strap

    2x SB-700 flashes with various modifiers.

    manfroto tripod

     

    #6137
    Kimera
    Participant

    to “I hate fauxtograpy”  .. my pleasure.   🙂

    After reading others’ extensive kits, I realize WHY I have so little gear: I don’t drive.

    What fun I’d have with lugging such riches on the bus.

    #6141
    IHF
    Participant

    No way!  I don’t drive either!  lmbo

    high five, to being the most pathetic photographers in this thread!!  Confession: I haven’t even tried to learn the bus system here, and I walk everywhere I need to go lol So it’s a camera body and a couple lenses for me.  Just wait until I get that tripod!  lol I’ll be looking legit 😉

    #6142
    Sarah
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    Canon 5D classic

    Canon 40D

    Canon 30D (Used as photo booth camera)

    Canon Rebel XT (First DSLR. Converted to infrared now. Never use it =P)

    Canon 10-22mm

    Canon 50mm f1.4 & the f1.8

    Canon 28-105mm

    Canon 70-200mm

    Lensbaby 3g (Pretty much never use it anymore though)

    Canon 430 ex

    Yongnuo YN560II

    Yongnuo YN560

    A Lowepro light utility belt to hold my lenses (I really need pockets for the flashes too)

    Alien Bees & a off brand strobes in the studio. (We also have some Smith Victor lights (My dads kit) but the flash bulbs need to be replaced. They shipped broken.)

    Should I go over backdrop manufacturers too? lol =P

    #6162
    stef
    Participant

    Some of you have some pretty goddamned big bags. Doesn’t look easy to carry.

     

    It varies what I carry, but in my bag right now:

    7D

    5D3

    70-300 L

    90 TSE

    17-55 2.8

    handful of RF flash remotes

    VariND

    CPL

    model releases

    lens pen

    normal pen

    extra contact lenses

    batteries

    venue passes

    CF cards

    cable release

    stack of tubes

     

    I carry lights separately, or sometimes I’ll clip a strobe on the bag.

    #6181
    Bloggs
    Participant

    Canon 500d also canon 7d ( which is away being repaired)

    love my canon 50mm 1.8,also sigma 17-70mm,in the process of saving for the canon 24-70 2.8 mk2.( first massive lens purchase).

    Sometime will save for a 85mm 1.8 and also the 70-200 f2.8 is…its a bloody expensive thing photography.

    also have a canon 430 ex mk2 speedlite which i mainly use for stuff  like parties or any wedding photos i take,as most of the time lighting is awful and it brings images to life a bit.

    #6186
    dont.care
    Participant

    Addition to my crate: 24mm f/3.5 TS-E :] .. the stork dropped it off last night

    #6198
    CoastalTog
    Participant

    Nikon D700 (2)

    The Trinity Lenses

    Sigma 28 1.8

    Sigma 50 1.4

    Nikon 85 1.4G

    SB-910 (2)

    Yongnuo triggers

     

    Elinchrom monolights w/ various modifiers

    PCB Vagabond Mini portable battery pack

    #6708
    a b
    Participant

    Depends on the occasion.  My main Digital setup is as follows:

    D90 body
    D70 (old, backup)
    Tokina 12-24 f4 AF
    Nikon 35mm f1.8 AF-S
    Nikon 85mm f1.8 AF
    Nikon 300mm f4 AF
    Nikon SB-600

    Usually, I pack around my Canon PowerShot S100, which is a spectacular little thing

    Sometimes, I go on Film only trips.  I usually take either my:

    Yashica 12 (6×6 TLR)

    or my:

    Minolta X-370
    MD Rokkor 28mm f2.8
    MD Rokkor 45mm f2
    MC Rokkor PF 135mm f2.8

    And often, I take just my Olympus XA, which is not much bigger than the S100, and is at least as awesome.

    I also have, and occasionally use:

    Nikon F2 Photomic w/50mm f1.4 Nikkor lens (was my grandfather’s – more of a keepsake than a workhorse to me.  Still, it begs to be shot. It was my main camera from 2004-2007)
    Nikon FG with 50mm f1.8 AI Nikkor Lens (and the AF lenses listed above)
    Nikon N55
    Canon EOS-650 with some crappy discount-brand 28-80mm f4-5.6
    Canon AE-1 Program with Canon 50mm f1.8 lens
    Pentax K1000 with Sears 28mm f2.8 Macro and Vivitar 28-80mm f4 lens
    Fujica AX-5 with Fujinon 50mm f1.9 (I think) lens
    A couple of Canon SureShots.

    #6756
    soaringturkeys
    Participant

    5dmkiii
    Depends on the occasion, I’d either bring a 7d or a 600d
    Go Pro 3

     

    70-200 2.8
    50 1.2
    35 1.4
    100mm L

    Monopod

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