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Nov 08, 2006 14:01 |  #136

The N has more features that I want to make it worth the weight. ;-)a


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Nov 08, 2006 14:02 |  #137

Ronald S. Jr. wrote in post #2235284 (external link)
The N has more features that I want to make it worth the weight. ;-)a

poor Ron.. do you suppose you will ever be content with what you have?...


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Nov 08, 2006 14:04 |  #138

- new tri-pod
- 2nd 580ex
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- also on my mind, studio lighting equipment. 1-3 are reaasonable. four might be tough. A distant 5 is the 5D.


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Nov 08, 2006 14:08 |  #139

saravrose wrote in post #2235286 (external link)
poor Ron.. do you suppose you will ever be content with what you have?...

What fun would that be? I don't rely on my gear, and I like "trying new things", so why not have a little fun with it? It keeps its value, and I keep content. I don't know why so many others are afraid to let anything go. No one's got the "one special copy" of a lens or anything. Tell me you don't want anything else, guys. Go ahead..tell me. ;-)a I've never owned an N. I've never owned an 85L. Never had a lot of things, and I want to try them. I won't lie and say I could afford them all. Doesn't mean I can't "rearrange" my collection and have some fun, though.

To each their own.


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Nov 08, 2006 14:11 |  #140

Ronald S. Jr. wrote in post #2235308 (external link)
What fun would that be? I don't rely on my gear, and I like "trying new things", so why not have a little fun with it? It keeps its value, and I keep content. I don't know why so many others are afraid to let anything go. No one's got the "one special copy" of a lens or anything. For goodness sake, have some fun. Tell me you don't want anything else, Sari. Go ahead..tell me. ;-)a I've never owned an N. I've never owned an 85L. Never had a lot of things, and I want to try them. I won't lie and say I could afford them all. Doesn't mean I can't "rearrange" my collection and have some fun, though.

To each their own.

Rock on man! Have some fun... just send me some of your gear before you sell it so i can try it out!


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Nov 08, 2006 14:12 |  #141

that is a good point and as long as you are happy....

btw, you need to update your signature and remove the 17-40 and make room for the 24-70L #125464




  
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Nov 08, 2006 14:14 |  #142

Ronald S. Jr. wrote in post #2235308 (external link)
What fun would that be? I don't rely on my gear, and I like "trying new things", so why not have a little fun with it? It keeps its value, and I keep content. I don't know why so many others are afraid to let anything go. No one's got the "one special copy" of a lens or anything. For goodness sake, have some fun. Tell me you don't want anything else, Sari. Go ahead..tell me. ;-)a I've never owned an N. I've never owned an 85L. Never had a lot of things, and I want to try them. I won't lie and say I could afford them all. Doesn't mean I can't "rearrange" my collection and have some fun, though.

To each their own.

well ofcourse I want more gear.. I have a few purchases up my sleeve that i've made public.. But, I'm content to wait until I have cash in hand and not skimp on groceries at the same time.. I'm just teasing you Ron... don't take it personally and I am sorry for calling you Canon's used car salesman... I thought it was funny... really, I did. and hey, if I were in your shoes I would love to own a 1D (either version).. well, maybe not I like the 5D.. my hands are on the tiny side.. and your hobby of buying and selling gear is fun to watch.. and I do believe it come secondary to your hobby of shooting... so, what makes each of us happy... hey, I have a ridiculous collection of vinyl records.. who am I to judge?...;) ;) ;)

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Nov 08, 2006 14:50 |  #143

Jon wrote in post #2234213 (external link)
I agree - I'd like a "super-5D" with more fps, f/8 AF and more AF points. I don't particularly like the extra bulk of the 1-series when I'm packing for travel and having a common battery size is definitely a plus even if you do carry dual chargers. The BP-511 onews are so small tit's not bad.

I would say EOS 3D :mrgreen: but that would bring CDS running :mrgreen:

(the comparison is not as farfetched.. the EOS 3 had the PB-E2 as optional accessory, hence the 'no grip' thing I mentioned, 2CR5 batteries on board, 45pt AF..)

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that is a good point and as long as you are happy....

btw, you need to update your signature and remove the 17-40 and make room for the 2379 24-70L :)


Please put sequence number in front of 24-70 to denote version. ;)

Rearranging the collection is actually a practical way. I did that for another hobby too.




  
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Nov 08, 2006 15:59 |  #144

I'm happy to say I'm getting myself the 70-200/2.8L IS USM *and* either the 24-70/2.8L or the 24-105 or the 17-55 (can't make up my mind on those three). I've earned them!


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Nov 08, 2006 16:01 |  #145

Petra, good to see you are still around. Did you shoot a lot of weddings lately to get the money for those new lenses? I'm poor again, and still, very happy. :)


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Nov 08, 2006 16:10 |  #146

Suzy, I wish it was the weddings that paid for the lenses, but not really... well some of it, as the house needed a few things too, so the money I've made has been poured into the house. The book translation I'm doing now is going to pay for one lens at least... hubby is complaining but I don't care, he's my assistant so he has no say in things. :D


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Nov 08, 2006 16:29 |  #147

Lightstream wrote in post #2235491 (external link)
Please put sequence number in front of 24-70 to denote version. ;)

Done. ;-)a

Rearranging the collection is actually a practical way.

I thought so.


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Nov 08, 2006 16:34 |  #148

OK, enlighten a blonde, what is version 7 of the 24-70... your 7th copy??


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Nov 08, 2006 16:37 |  #149

yes it is. and Ronald, i think that this is actually your 8th if you look at the for sale forums... :)




  
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Nov 08, 2006 17:03 |  #150

OK, that rules out 24-70 on my list... so now it's down to the 24-105 or the 17-50. Thanks Ronald. ;)


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