Canons amongst the people

when I'm at the races there are a few what I guess are more pro than amature and a bunch of amature ..not counting p and s
the majority have nikon ..usually d50
should I change because more nikons show up?

CoolToolGuy wrote in post #2932695
but my favorite may be my straight-clawed, smooth-faced Hart. (How did we get here? )

We got here because yout the CoolToolGuy, so it's very natural..


Hart, I've only handled in the store, they did not exist ( at least not in my neck of the woods) back when I swung hammers by profession.

The lighter ones, in the 16 ounce range looked like they would make a swell finish hammer.
But they seemed to dear to use for the more rugged uses.

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #2944438
We got here because yout the CoolToolGuy, so it's very natural..

Hart, I've only handled in the store, they did not exist ( at least not in my neck of the woods) back when I swung hammers by profession.

The lighter ones, in the 16 ounce range looked like they would make a swell finish hammer.
But they seemed to dear to use for the more rugged uses.

Yeah, I have a 16 oz. - the others were too expensive. I used it as the main subject of framed plaques that I made commemorating several folks who received Al Gore's "Hammer Awards" several years ago. The Hart hammer had the best finish and looked the best with the black velvet background and the walnut frame. I liked it so much I got an extra one for myself to keep and use.

Have Fun,

At the baseball games this past weekend the shooters in the pen were all Canon (all three, but all nevertheless).

In the stands I was the only Canon in my immediate area. There were three Nikons (all D200) and one Olympus e-300.

I did notice that one of the shooters in the pen was shooting the same thing as I was. 20D with a Sigma 70-200. Her's was one of the newer ones tho.

-F

Most of my friends shoot Canon. I haven't seen a Nikon shooter in these parts for ages.

Mark