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    Around the Ocean... Ryguyinlj's Avatar
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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    Here it is....
    Main system:
    Canon Digital Rebel with attached sigma 28-105 f/4-5.6
    Sigma 70-200 f/2.8

    Backup: Canon Rebel xs n 35mm
    Sigma 70-300 f4-5.6
    Canon 35-80 f3.5-5.6

    All are sitting on top of my pelican case

    Not pictured:
    Canon FT (circa 1966) w/ 50mm f/1.8
    200mm f/3.5 (both are breach mount lenses)
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    Erstwhile Vagabond armed with camera Lionheart's Avatar
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    Welcome to Clan Canon, Ryguyinlj san

    Your swords are a welcome addition to the Canon hordes swarming this site. Hahaha, just having fun with your other post in viewfinder today.
    I'll predict your family will see at least one new digital body added in the next year, and at least one "L" lens (all delivered by the Canon Stork, of course).

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    Around the Ocean... Ryguyinlj's Avatar
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    Re: Welcome to Clan Canon, Ryguyinlj san

    Quote Originally Posted by Lionheart
    Your swords are a welcome addition to the Canon hordes swarming this site. Hahaha, just having fun with your other post in viewfinder today.
    I'll predict your family will see at least one new digital body added in the next year, and at least one "L" lens (all delivered by the Canon Stork, of course).

    Leon
    Another digital camera body and an L series? I like your optimism....

    ....but it probably won't happen. I am a college student with limited funds. I worked an entire month full time last summer to save up for my camera. If I were to get a better setup I would either need to make a chunk of cash or get a grant of some sort. Both probably won't heppen any time soon.

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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    Quote Originally Posted by Ryguyinlj
    Here it is....
    Main system:
    Canon Digital Rebel with attached sigma 28-105 f/4-5.6
    Sigma 70-200 f/2.8

    Backup: Canon Rebel xs n 35mm
    Sigma 70-300 f4-5.6
    Canon 35-80 f3.5-5.6

    All are sitting on top of my pelican case

    Not pictured:
    Canon FT (circa 1966) w/ 50mm f/1.8
    200mm f/3.5 (both are breach mount lenses)
    grr, I want that sigma 70-200. I'm saving up for one now, but all these expenses keep jumping out at me, so I have almost nothing.

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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    There is only 1 camera in my family.

    M4 + 35 summicron ASPH.
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    Analog Photographer, Digital World Axle's Avatar
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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    Well since I last posted there's been some addtions and subtractions from the family. Plus I didn't have a shot of all of them! So here we are, and updated one!

    1 - Agfa, make unknown. This camera belonged to my mom's father, and then to my uncle, finally to my mom, and was her first camera. We still have photos taken with it in albums at home. I've never used it. It can take both landscape and portrait oriented shots.

    2 - Minolta Hi-Matic 7s, my first camera, bought it at a garage sale for $5.00, I now use it as a loaner to people who want to try out with a manual focus camera. It's automatic, but you can set aperature and shutter speed manually.

    3. Blacks Crestline C-60, the flash actually came with another camera, but since I don't use that camera, the Hi-Matic uses it.

    4. Zenit-B, This russian camera is another garage sale buy, and acutally belonged to a member of my church before coming to me, through another person first. This was orignally purchased in East Germany.

    5. Vivitar 85mm-205mm tele-zoom, I use this lens more than my fixed length telephoto, it's an MC mount lens I purchased it for $55.00 canadian off E-bay.

    6. Solingor 200mm telephoto, fondly refered to as the 'stalker lens' it's one of the lens that I got when I purchased my SRT-102. I have a Skylight and a UV Haze filter for this lens

    7. Minolta AutoPac 460T, this pocket camera has again never seen field use since the battery door is broken. I bought it to get an answer for a church car ralley. I can still buy film for it!

    8. Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash, bought at, yes a garage sale for a mere $0.30, out of a box, it's in rather good condition, and is one of the older cameras in the collection, next to the Agfa of course.

    9. Vivitar 2800 flash, when the plastic mount on my old Hanimex TZ-1 flash broke, this was the flash I got to replace it. It's really good, easy to use and set, and comes with various filters for the lens mount, I mainly keep a wide angle difuser on.

    10. Minolta SRT-102, my current camera, this 1973 camera is an all manual SLR it took me awhile to figure it out, but I was able to get it working in great order. It takes great pictures. Attached to it is a 50mm lens, with a cokin A series filter system attached. for the Cokin I have a star filter. Also for this lens in normal threaded filters I have a SL-1A Polorizor, ND 0.3 and an 81A.

    11. Minolta Riva 90 Zoom Date, It's your regular 35mm point and shoot with zoom lens camera. I still use this for snap shots, but I can still get good results. The lens is a 38mm-80mm zoom.

    12. Ritoch Elnica 35M, another garage sale buy where I was mainly after the flash (the black's crestline) more than the camera. It's in great condition, except for the fact that the batteries are dead and hard to come buy. It's a fully automatic range finder camera, with manual focus and a 40mm lens

    Missing from this photo since it was the camera taking the picture is an HP Photosmart 320, I use this mainly for quick work on websites and just fast snapshots at small events where I don't have film in another camera.

    I also use Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and an HP ScanJet 3500 scanner to put photos on the Internet.
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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    Quote Originally Posted by livin4lax09
    grr, I want that sigma 70-200. I'm saving up for one now, but all these expenses keep jumping out at me, so I have almost nothing.
    I actually got mine second hand from a photographer I know. It had been dropped and there was a small scratch on the lens and the zoom ring is a tad sticky on one end but it is still sharp and works fine for now. *knocks on wood*

    If you don't need that extra f stop take a look at the canon 70-200 f/4. A few fellow skim photographers shoot with it and love it. It's just as sharp as my sigma, maybe even a tad sharper.

    -Ryon

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    Not-so-recent Nikon Convert livin4lax09's Avatar
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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    yeah the extra f stop is the reason I'm looking into it.

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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    Here is the newest member of my family. Just arived from the stork, aka, B&H.
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    Not-so-recent Nikon Convert livin4lax09's Avatar
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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    keep it alive! new members, new family portraits!


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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    My Camera Family

    Sean Massey
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    Canon 20D
    Canon Digital Rebel XT (backup)
    Canon 70-200 f/2.8L
    Canon 50mm f/1.4
    Sigma 28-105 f/2.8-4.0
    Epson Stylus Photo R1800 Printer

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    Re: Camera Family Portrait

    Boy how did you guys dig this post up? I started this nearly a year ago. I thought it had died a natural death by now. Nice families by the way. I aways enjoy seeing others equipment. I need to update mine I've added another Nikon body and a lens since I took that pictures.
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