What Gear is in your Bag?

Discussion in 'Photography Pad' started by jstbkuz, Nov 5, 2009.

  1. lisamars

    lisamars Lili's Team

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    Oh thanks for your answer!! I'll talk to Santa about this one!!
    Do you have a wide angle lens on your wish list now? :whistle
     
  2. MandaKay

    MandaKay Loyal as they come.

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    I have the 50mm/f1.8 and LOVE it as well! Love it for taking photos in the house when it isn't really bright - the photos still come out pretty great!
     
  3. -KrYsTaL-

    -KrYsTaL- New Member

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    I have a Canon 5d Mk II, just upgraded a few months ago from the Xti, and wish I would have made the switch sooner!! I have the 580ex flash, but dont use it as often as I thought, since I love natural light. The lens im using is the 50mm 1.4, which I LOVE, but am hoping to get the 24-70mm soon. I have the Wenger RHEA backpack that I got at Ritz Camera a few years back.


    my website is:
    www.kbimagery.com
     
  4. Jheri

    Jheri excuse my garlic breath

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    I'm shootin with a Canon 40D.
    I've just purchased the Tamrom 28-75 f2.8
    I have;

    the Canon 50mm 1.8
    Canon 18-55mm kit lens
    Canon 28-135 IS kit lens
    Canon 80-200mm

    gotta tell ya the Tamron barely comes off the camera now. It's so crisp I'm in love!

    I carry all these in a Lowepro bag..
     
  5. Brandy

    Brandy I love, well, everything

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    Lol same here.

    I'm using a Canon PowerShot SX120
     
  6. mrs2a50

    mrs2a50 Pretty much the best.ever.

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    OMG, Christmas canNOT come soon enough!
     
  7. Sabrina0268

    Sabrina0268 90's music is my fave

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    Nikon D80
    Nikon 50mm f/1.4D
    Nikon 35-80mm f/4-5.6D
    Nikon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G
    Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8D
    in my Domke F-1X bag
     
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  8. lisamars

    lisamars Lili's Team

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    I am desperatly dreaming of this one every single night ::sigh::
    I'm saving for it but it will take long :whistle
     
  9. CrystalLongbrake

    CrystalLongbrake New Member

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    In my Tracy Joy bag:
    Canon 50D
    50mm/1.8 & 24-70/2.8 :beat

    I dream of going pro, but it'll be awhile before I get up the nerve.
     
  10. jstbkuz

    jstbkuz needs a spanking

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    crystal do you love your 24-70/2.8 on your 50D? can you get really sharp images?

    I'm curious to see some examples!
     
  11. jstbkuz

    jstbkuz needs a spanking

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    It is SHARP and has beautiful bokeh. But because it is a macro it also has amazing detail. The bokeh is also very nice and soft. It's PERFECT for newborns, portraits and small families.
     
  12. jstbkuz

    jstbkuz needs a spanking

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    awe TY Jule :):angel
     
  13. Jasmin

    Jasmin ready for spring!

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    In my bag:
    Nikon D300:beat:beat:beat
    50mm 1.8
    35mm 1.8
    Dying to get the 85mm 1.4 AND the D700, but have to save my money for this. Probably 10 years, lol...
     
  14. lisamars

    lisamars Lili's Team

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    Aaaaah it's so hard to choose!!
    I don't want to buy an EF-S because of compatibility problems, but I've seen that there is a great Sigma macro lens which is more or less the same as yours... so now I'm hesitating...
    But the 50mm 1.4 would be great for indoor pics...
    :think
     
  15. jstbkuz

    jstbkuz needs a spanking

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    You just can't use the EF-S on a crop body. YOu have the rebel and when I used the 60mm on it I was FLOORED! the 100mm macro is also a great choice, its an EF, very sharp as well.

    here is my wish list... :agree all good buys! But I like PRIMES!

    Canon EOS 5D Mark II Body
    Reg. $3299.00 SALE $3099.00

    Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM (for family because its sharp and you get awesome bokeh at high apertures)
    Reg. $2149.00

    Canon EF 85mm F1.2L II USM
    Reg. $2429.00 SALE $2249.00

    Canon EF 50mm F1.4 USM
    Reg. $469.00

    Canon EF 24mm F1.4L II USM
    Reg. $1969.00
     
  16. lisamars

    lisamars Lili's Team

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    So you too have the 50mm f1.4 on your wish list... what would you do with it that you can't do with your 60mm macro?
     
  17. my3hens

    my3hens Is only good for one thing....

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    I have
    Canon 5d
    Canon Rebel Xti
    Canon 60mm marcro (agree LOVE but cant use with my 5d since its a full frame)
    Canon 85 mm 1.8
    Canon 28-135 which I dont love
    Canon 430 ex speedlight

    My next purchase will be the 24-70L cause I need it :)
    And possibly upgrading to the mark II next year some time and keeping my 5d as a back up.
     
  18. jstbkuz

    jstbkuz needs a spanking

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    DOn't get the 24-70L beware!!
    lol
    get the 70-200L and just use primes under 70.:beat:beat
     
  19. jstbkuz

    jstbkuz needs a spanking

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    It's a different look, softer.
    but if i had to choose i would choose the 60, LOL
     
  20. CrystalLongbrake

    CrystalLongbrake New Member

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    I'm a bokeh hoe but I'll see what I can dig up ;)
     

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