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[Sphere]

Ok, I see a lot of pictures here, see a lot of ppl bragging about their camera's, well, let's show some of your gear then!

Here's my gear:
Canon EOS 30D
With:

• 10-12mm Widerange
  
• 25-80mm Shortrange
  
• 70-300mm Midrange
  
• 300-1200mm Longrange
  
• Flash

(skipping the details, can't find any links right now, don't have the camera at hand to check the actual type-numbers)

Second, I have:
Nikon D2
With:

• 28-55mm Shortrange
  
• 70-300mm Midrange
  
• Flash, slowrelease shortshot, multishot low-amp
  
• Ringflash

And finally, I also have:

• Nikon F50 analog (Cross-compatible lenses with the D2)
  
• Canon Ixus 75 compact
  
• 4 tripods
  
• 2 1-legged pod (dunno what it's actually called)
  
• 8 lightmeters
  
• 3 Photocases (Lightweight aluminium)
  
• Insurance up to 20k euro
  
• a bunch of different snap-on-snap-off neck- and wrist bands
  
• Some standard gear like cleaning stuff.

Please google most of it, since I currently do not have it at hand, and therefor cannot give you links to everything or give you pictures of it all.

p.s.
All lenses are offcourse Image Stabilizer lenses

[brewin]

Just a Canon A570 IS and an old tripod.

As soon as I start taking pictures fit for National Geographic, I'll upgrade.

[m.oreilly]

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...a lot of ppl bragging about their camera's...

sphere, i think the only people bragging are yourself nice stuff you have there...
brew, we are eagerly awaiting your submissions

[Nvyseal]

I have TWO Kodak Instamatics

a Kodak 126
and a Kodak 110 panoramic.

The 126 is/was the best camera made for an average consumer especially the old ones with the 4 bulb pop flash

[m.oreilly]

i loved the four bulb thingies

[banj0]

Sphere, on Apr 19 2008, 08:53 AM, said:

Ok, I see a lot of pictures here, see a lot of ppl bragging about their tripods

Toilet water is f'ing cold.

[brewin]

banj0, on Apr 20 2008, 12:41 AM, said:

Toilet water is f'ing cold.

It took me about 10 minutes to get that joke. Congrats.

[Nvyseal]

banj0, on Apr 19 2008, 10:41 PM, said:

Toilet water is f'ing cold.

banj0, your tripod is crooked, way crooked

[banj0]

brewin, on Apr 20 2008, 02:00 AM, said:

It took me about 10 minutes to get that joke. Congrats.

Couldn't help myself.

Nvyseal, on Apr 20 2008, 02:02 AM, said:

banj0, your tripod is crooked, way crooked

[Christopholofigus]

Ok, i'll play:

Nikon D50 with the standard issue issue Nikon lense 28mm-80mm.

No other goodies for it besides polarized lense filter. It is actually my wife's camera i bought for her a year or two ago. I use it more than her...and she wanted to get into photography.

Meh, go figure huh?

[m.oreilly]

man, i am such a noob (of course). i was having issues with server x64 "seeing" my camera. there are no canon drivers for x64 anything as far as i can tell, and using the old xp one in vista 32bit is funky at best. i just wanted to be able to download pics off the camera with windows, and not have any other software handle such a simple task. after finding a hint in a closed topic from an archived site, the answer was simple: switch the camera "communication" option from "normal" (they should say "stupid" lol) to "ptp". worked like a charm. server x64 now sees the camera, and i can now just offload pics like i would from a removable drive. this leaves the cloggy canon software (that wouldn't really work anyway) out of the loop, but somehow i really don't miss it...