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Aug 18, 2008 02:53 |  #1

Well my wifes work (charitable trust) applied to a grant for two cameras, turns out they were given the cameras instead of the cash - two 5D's with 24-105L lenses and 430EX II flashes.

Was over there the other day, no one can figure out how to use them, they say they are two 'technical' to use, almost got them to swap my 40D for one though :D (40D has those 'useful' creative modes and the built in flash, which means it is a 'better' camera :rolleyes: )

Probably would have been better off with lesser models, and more glass for their uses, and any cash left over they can give to me to teach them how to use them!


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Aug 18, 2008 04:59 |  #2

Sounds like an excellent plan, my 350D is probably a bit better for them though, smaller & all that. I'm a good teacher as well:D

I'm available for instruction at any time, do you think they want my kit lens as well? much easier to handle than that big heavy lens they have:rolleyes:

I'm quite prepared to do the swop & a bit of instruction free of charge seeing it's a charity & all:oops:




  
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Aug 18, 2008 05:04 |  #3

Mark Vuleta wrote in post #6128722 (external link)
Sounds like an excellent plan, my 350D is probably a bit better for them though, smaller & all that. I'm a good teacher as well:D

I'm available for instruction at any time, do you think they want my kit lens as well? much easier to handle than that big heavy lens they have:rolleyes:

I'm quite prepared to do the swop & a bit of instruction free of charge seeing it's a charity & all:oops:

Well there are two afterall :D


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Aug 18, 2008 05:25 |  #4

I agree, I could also utilize my generosity by advertising the fact that I have assisted the charity with this delemma.
Could be beneficial (to the business:oops:)




  
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Aug 18, 2008 05:33 |  #5

I would be more than happy to fly over first class at there expense stay in an nice hotel and teach the entire class poolside... no worries. When can I expect my tix? <vbg>


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