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frame is hot.

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or tarckeemoon, depending
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I'd go black tape and black housing on the Fuji when it's time to change them. That will reduce the visual clutter a bit.

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you guys are getting soft.

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I like the cranks, chain, and bottle cages. Thats it.

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Making a kilometer blurry

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The camera I've only had for about 2 months and I really like it. It's just a better version of the 5dc I was using.

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Making a kilometer blurry
you ow m a nw kyboard.
Good to know for future decisions. I just got a 24-105 (had to lose the 17-55 f/2.8 b/c of my new/old 1D3). I'm amazed at how sharp it is as well. Good to find a good copy of a good lens.
This is the only lens I haven't sold. For the $400 I paid for the lens, you can't beat the sharpness and durability of it. I'll never get rid of it.
The camera I've only had for about 2 months and I really like it. It's just a better version of the 5dc I was using.
The camera I've only had for about 2 months and I really like it. It's just a better version of the 5dc I was using.

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I also have an older Tamron 28-105 f/2.8 35mm lens for Nikons, handed down from my dad, that I use on Nikon DSLR's. The smaller CMOS sensor makes the effective focal length 42-158, but man it sure is nice to have f/2.8 available at full zoom.
That was a $1K lens back in the 90's.


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And while we are talking about camera lenses I use a 2"->6" Image Amplifier Lens for my boudoire photos. Makes everything look impressive provided that we don't take pictures with a Tampon lens after...


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Sweeeeet....
I thought a Tampon lens was the one that took your picture from a female perspective...
And while we are talking about camera lenses I use a 2"->6" Image Amplifier Lens for my boudoire photos. Makes everything look impressive provided that we don't take pictures with a Tampon lens after...
And while we are talking about camera lenses I use a 2"->6" Image Amplifier Lens for my boudoire photos. Makes everything look impressive provided that we don't take pictures with a Tampon lens after...

wait, wtf is this thread about?

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<cartman voice>
Sweeeeet....
Actually WhyFi's TSE-90 would be a good choice, as it can have a miniaturizing effect on some parts, making the other parts appear larger. Maybe he should be the one out shopping for eye bleach before the shoot. Maybe we can use a filter adapter to mount the Tampon 28-75 backwards on there too...
wait, wtf is this thread about?
Sweeeeet....
Actually WhyFi's TSE-90 would be a good choice, as it can have a miniaturizing effect on some parts, making the other parts appear larger. Maybe he should be the one out shopping for eye bleach before the shoot. Maybe we can use a filter adapter to mount the Tampon 28-75 backwards on there too...
wait, wtf is this thread about?

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I use an antique kodak to take my pictures. Sucks that I ran out of magnesium powder and haven't been able to take any recent ones.

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