What do ya Shoot? - Camera, Lenses, & other gear

LowUfo · October 11, 2016

I shoot professionally with CANON

- Canon EOS 1D-X MKII

- Canon EOS 1D-X

- 24-105 f4 L

- 11-24 f4 L

- 16-35 f2.8L

- 70-200 f2.8L

- 2X converter

- 2 EX600RT flashes

- battery packs for flashes

- Carbon Fibre tripod

- White Lightning Studio Strobes

- a bunch of other stuff

tntwit · December 23, 2016

Canon 60D

Canon 15-85 mm

Canon 70-300 mm IS

Canon 50 mm f1.8

Sigma 10-20 mm

Canon 430EXII Flash

Panasonic GF3 (micro 4/3)

Panasonic 14 mm f2.5

Panasonic 14-42 mm

Mike Hamm · March 20, 2017

I've been shooting Nikon for many years now.

I got the D500 for Christmas and I couldn't be happier. Along with that I have my trusty D300 that I've had for a long time.

Lenses are 18-70, 55-200 VR, 50 1.8, 105 2.8 micro, 300 f4.

Flash is Nissin di866

I have an Olympus TG-3 point and shoot for those times I really don't wish to put the expensive stuff in harm's way, like rafting for example.

A couple of Impact studio lamps for when I want to do some indoor stuff such as food or product photography.

A couple of manfrotto tripods/heads. And a couple of Clikelite backpacks.

Edited March 20, 2017 by Mike Hamm

MacA · April 15, 2017

Canon "fan-boy" for years. Currently using a 5D Mark III, and more lenses than I care to list.

Just picked up my "new-to-me" 2015 Silverado crew cab 4x4 LTZ. Time to introduce it to my camera!!

Dmitriy · August 19, 2017

Hello All,

I use Canon 6D with EF24-105 f4 / EF50 f1.8

idnative1948 · August 25, 2017

Seeing as how the wife is the one taking more photos that myself, she wanted a better point and shoot. Nikon B500 fit the bill and she loves it and was in her price range of what she wanted to pay.

jimbofoxman · August 28, 2017

2 years ago or so, I sold off all my Canon gear and went with the Fuji line. Just as nice, if not better in a smaller package. The only thing I don't like is shooting sports.......the lag is horrible. When you are tracking a player, shoot some action and then try to pause and shoot another shot......too much lag. With the Canon you could lift off a shot and go right back at it. But my youngest daughter just graduated from high school so sadly no more sports to shoot.

Fuji XT-1 w/ grip (2nd battery)

10-24 F/4

50-140 F/2.8

18-55 F/2.8

Fuji is nice because they update the firmware, improving functions, adding functions, etc.

Edited August 28, 2017 by jimbofoxman

GPGuy · August 29, 2017

I remember reading this thread when it was first posted but for some reason I never actually posted in it..

I'm using Nikon gear

D750 with grip and battery

Back up is a D7000 grip and battery combo here too

24-70 2.8

70-200 2.8

2x's teleconverter turning my 200 into a 400mm

redwngr · September 4, 2017

Canon 35mm stuff in the '70's early '80's, with a couple of lenses.

Went thru a couple of Canon non interchangeable digitals.

Recently

Sony RX100 V

Sony RX10 III (the 'bridge' camera with the 24-600 glass)

https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sony-cyber-shot-dsc-rx10-iii

https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sony-cybershot-dsc-rx100-v-review

newdude · September 5, 2017

Nikon D3200. Three lenses, the one it came with 18-55mm, Nikon 35mm, and a Tamron 70-300mm.

Edited September 5, 2017 by 15HDriver

ALSLT · September 19, 2017

I have the Nikon D3200 usually paired with my Sigma 18-250. I'll swap them with my Nikon 50mm f1.8 and my Tamron 70-200 2.8.

Spurshot · September 22, 2017

I took my D500 and 16-80 f2.8-4 on my vacation to London and Ireland. I'm really pleased with the low light noise improvements over the 7100. Color saturation and rendition is also a big leap ahead.

This first picture is in the Guinness brewery in Dublin. It was a bit darker than it looks in the picture. The blue is from their actual blue lighting.

ISO 3200 f2.8 1/30 +1.0 stops handheld No post processing other than size reduction

The second is in a dark forest on a rainy day. I chose this to show the low noise of dark areas.

ISO 1000 f5 1/100 -1.3 stops handheld No post processing other than size reduction