Official, show us your camera thread...

'Scuse the cack photo. Phone was the only digital camera I had left

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That's a lot of digital goodness

My current favourite setup

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Spacemunkie wrote in post #12157246
'Scuse the cack photo. Phone was the only digital camera I had left

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1Ds, 7D, 60D, S90, S95, Sigma DP1s, Sony NEX 5...

What is the white lens in the back? Doesn't look like 70-200.

That's a nice collection of gear

Spacemunkie wrote in post #12157246
'Scuse the cack photo. Phone was the only digital camera I had left

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1Ds, 7D, 60D, S90, S95, Sigma DP1s, Sony NEX 5...

Hows the 1Ds? I was considering adding one to my collection...

I had the OG 1DS, it was a wonderful camera at the time but I imagine there are a few limitations to it these days. That does look like a 70-200 f/2.8 in the back to me. Could be wrong.

Alright boys and girls, here's my latest piece of Canon history!

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …agphotography/5​590339827/

AG that is a sic piece. What's the difference between that and the ae-1 or f1?

It's way beefier than the AE-1 as it's built on the F-1 body (all brass). It also has a unique Copal Square shutter that no other Canon camera has. It's an interesting beast.

http://en.wikipedia.or​g/wiki/Canon_EF_camera

It came with that 50mm f/1.4 SSC as well. I got it from goodwill and they told me it didn't work properly. What they didn't know is that the slow shutter speeds require battery power as well as the meter. The regular shutter speeds are mechanical. The lens also works perfectly and is not "stuck open" as they thought .

The other cool thing was that it came with all the original paperwork from 1977 (manuals, warranty and registration cards) it even had the original owners photo homework from that era as well! I may try and track the owner down, who knows, Could be an interesting story behind the camera.

Edit: I even just found the original receipt from 47th St. Photo in NYC. Dated 4/18/77 Price: $435.65

KY707 wrote in post #12157879
What is the white lens in the back? Doesn't look like 70-200.

Thats a 70-200 2.8 with the tripod collar attached.

That's dope, I checked my local goodwill locations and no such luck. Nothing even camera related aside from small pouches and bags.

LOL i just read your signature.. ''i DONT BELIEVE IN L GLASS"

AGREE! until i can afford one.. and then i feel like imma be deeply disappointed as i dont believe price vs quality is the same as the "consumer" lens

davidlu25 wrote in post #12157530
My current favourite setup

There are more differences than price, some great samples in the lens sample thread

3 amigos?