Which lens is bigger Jan....Yours or the guy next door? Nice photo
Luckily my nose has been whacked a few times, it wouldn
Steve U
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Originally Posted by Steve U
Luckily my nose has been whacked a few times, it wouldn't get busted by resting a big lens like that on it.
My nose is quite big, so it handled the weight perfectly
Well....actually we were standing behind a group of more serious aviation photographers, who had even bigger lenses. I saw a 500mm, an 800mm and the new 400mmL, which I thought wasn't unleashed yet....(at least it's not for sale in the Netherlands still) And there were like 10 more of these. If you're a good mugger, an airshow can be a way to earn fast money I think
If you're a good mugger, an airshow can be a way to earn fast money I think
Hee hee....... If I ever was able to "grab" one of the big whites, I don't think I'd be selling it anytime soon.
Kayaking from this weekend: 7D, 15-85 @ 19 mm, 1/200, f/8, ISO 100
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You'd better be strong, as well, or bring a push-cart with you...
Looking forward to seeing the pics through that lens, Jan!
@Jan, Thats pretty impressive hand-holding the big kahuna like that. My back is hurting just looking at that shot. I can
That kayak shot reminds me of all the fun kayak trips over the summer with my crew. Well done, makes you feel like you're right there!
Didn't have to work yesterday so my friend and I decided to take some photos
5d2 + 50 1.4
1/60 - f/2.8 - ISO 100
You'd better be strong, as well, or bring a push-cart with you...
.....and a good disguise as I bet you could make a news reel with all the pictures thatwould be taken as you ran away...........
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