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11/01/2009 09:54:54 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by Shutter-For-Hire:
Nice! i'm assuming it's in the same class as the D3x (nikon user here) |
D3x will be in the class with the 1DsMKIV, 1DMKIV will be in the class of the D3, at least I assume that is how it is.
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11/01/2009 09:57:29 PM · #27 |
interesting.... hahaha I just noticed how complex canon's names are to nikons names... =)
i'm planning on getting the replacement to the D700 (when it is released... whenever that is...)
i think i'm due for a full frame upgrade |
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11/01/2009 09:57:54 PM · #28 |
What about filters.
10 stop ND filter is awesome. I love that thing, one of the best hundred dollars I have spent. If you really want to burn maoney get the SingRay Vari ND filter so you can change how much darkness you want.
Go for Cokin filters too, gradual ND filters. If you have money to burn you can go for the z-pro size and get rid of any vignette.
Buy a converted IR camera body.
Sell me you 85 1.8 for $250 and then you will have $600 to spend. :P
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11/01/2009 10:11:07 PM · #29 |
| hmmm.... i like the idea of IR converted body.... that one i'll look into... =) thanks! |
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11/01/2009 10:58:24 PM · #30 |
I would go old school ---> Old School
This used obsolete polaroid roll film, converted to use Fuji pack film. $395, but what's an extra $45.00??
Message edited by author 2009-11-01 23:01:05. |
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11/01/2009 11:08:20 PM · #31 |
hahaha sweet!
man, do I miss film!!! I have to get my voightlander out and fire off some rolls of film!!! |
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11/01/2009 11:35:35 PM · #32 |
I'm building one of these for my nephew to use with his MkII. Maybe you could find the basic parts for 350.
Steroid Monopod video
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11/01/2009 11:37:25 PM · #33 |
Strobies?
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Light meter
B and H takes paypal |
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11/01/2009 11:47:13 PM · #34 |
Originally posted by MelonMusketeer:
I'm building one of these for my nephew to use with his MkII. Maybe you could find the basic parts for 350.
Steroid Monopod video |
awesome idea!~ that looks like a LOT of work!!! |
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11/01/2009 11:59:26 PM · #35 |
It's not a big job. Here is a shot of it after about 6 hours work. I have been busy with other things and haven't finished it yet. Doug already had the mast.
His website is dougthompson.net He does commercial stuff. He has a smaller one that goes to 35 ft, and it is portable. It fits in a Reese trailer hitch socket, or mounts on a big tripod base that he built. It's more portable for shooting courtyards and the like.
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