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Aug 30, 2005 01:01 as a reply to  @ post 745631 |  #16

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At least the pro you cornered took time to talk to you. I work in a large courthouse in a suburb of New York City and from time to time there will be press photographers outside when a case of notoriety is being heard.

That happened the other day, and I immediately walked up to one of the two I saw. He had two 10D's with grips, and one lens was a Sigma wide angle, didn't notice the other, as when I approached him and told him photography was my hobby, he very rudely told me he was working and I needed to move out of his way, as he photographed an attractive girl walking down the street.

I was slightly taken aback, made some small talk for a few seconds and left.

Yeah, you can run into some big jerks in photography. Goes with the territory, especially if you are competing with them.


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Aug 30, 2005 01:07 |  #17

People can be rude, and lately they nearly all are, but OTOH you'd probably get a similar response at a truckstop if you lent out the window on your Ford Ultra to "have a chat" with a driver filling up his Peterbilt.


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Aug 30, 2005 01:13 |  #18

Jaykitty - Very true indeed, Tokina also has some gold banded lenses as well. But the two lenses you point out are very easily identifiable - and while very they are very good at what they do, it is pretty rare to see on on the sidelines. The 800 is way to long both optically and phsyically to be usefull. The Tokina 300 looks a lot like it's Nikon counterpart except that the hood is only half as deep. But like Rikwriter says, 95% of what you see on the sidelines at a pro event will be either Nikon or Canon 2.8 grass - at least at the college level.




  
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Aug 30, 2005 02:11 |  #19

maybe he'd dropped his nice canon lenses and was reduced to using his old backup gear.


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