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08-26-2010
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Ride, dive, shoot.
coelacanth is offline
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What camera are you carrying RIGHT NOW?
Just for fun, a simple set of questions.
Where are you? What are you doing? (optional)
And what photography gear you have with you right at this moment?
No camera, no masterpiece. Gotta carry one everyday, everywhere you go! 
Edit: If you are at home, what's the camera within your reach for quick action?
Last edited by coelacanth : 08-26-2010 at 15:26.
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08-26-2010
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Ignore It (It'll go away)
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In my motorcycle tank bag that is sitting next to my desk:
Voigtlander Vito IIa
Canon G11
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08-26-2010
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Ride, dive, shoot.
coelacanth is offline
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To start off, I'm at cafe near my place, doing some contract design stuff, and carrying M2 & Nikkor-HC 50/2 with Arista Premium @ 1600 inside.
Oh, and an iPhone 4. 
Last edited by coelacanth : 08-26-2010 at 14:56.
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08-26-2010
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
back alley is offline
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i'm at home so everything is here...
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08-26-2010
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Ride, dive, shoot.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by back alley
i'm at home so everything is here...
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Hehe. Joe, then how about this? If you are at home, what's the camera that's within your reach so you can snap your cat executing an evil plan, kids running around, a meteor hitting your shack, etc?  |
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08-26-2010
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RHaroldP is offline
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Nikon F plain prism with 35/f2 (non-evil SLR)
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08-26-2010
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fiat lux
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I'm at work, doing my sound design gig.
My M8 with 35mm Summilux ASPH and 90mm Elmarit-M are in the bag next to me.
Now that I've finally made my peace with the fact that the 35 really is the new 50 on the M8, this has been the go-everywhere kit for a while.
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08-26-2010
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Robert Lai is offline
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At work in a Chicago suburb. Inside an M-Bag (with Billingham Hadley insert) is:
Leica IIIG with CV Apo-Lanthar 90mm f/3.5, Leica 90mm SGVOO finder (lens cuts off half of the VF of the IIIG),
Weston V meter with Invercone
CV 35mm f/2.5 with CV 35mm finder that I purchased from coelacanth (Thanks!)
Cable release, Really Right Stuff Arca-Swiss tripod base for M-Leica cameras (fits on Barnacks too). A tripod lives inside my car trunk, with a Linhof ball head and Wimberley Arca Swiss type clamp.
Film is Kodak BW400CN, although I also have an extra roll of Ektar in the bag.
Usually, by the time I get out of the office, it is sunset for that golden hour! Even with relatively slow lenses, I can get by with the tripod in any situation.
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08-26-2010
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camera.bear is offline
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The camera that I am carrying with me this week is the Chinon Infrafocus 35F-MA that I got for my birthday.
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08-26-2010
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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Quote:
Originally Posted by coelacanth
Hehe. Joe, then how about this? If you are at home, what's the camera that's within your reach so you can snap your cat executing an evil plan, kids running around, a meteor hitting your shack, etc? |
i'm in my 'play' room, at the computer. to my right is the monkey and to my left is the rd1 with 35/1.2 attached. i just finished making h & v adjustments so it's ready to roll. |
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08-26-2010
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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oh, and btw...no kids, no cats...but 2 little dogs!
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08-26-2010
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Ride, dive, shoot.
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Joe, your dogs are sooo cute. They definitely want you to be ready with the 35/1.2 for quick action. 
I'm carrying Nikkor-HC today because I saw the photos in C-Sonnar thread and just received new B+W MRC filter. Inspiration and GAS. As simple as that. |
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08-26-2010
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M4-P, Canon 50mm 1.8, Tri-X.
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08-26-2010
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I am sitting near my SX/70 sonar. I'm frustrated with my PX70 results and I am trying to bond with my SX/70. |
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08-26-2010
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I just finished dinner, so it's me and some tea.
There is a barely used Yashica T4 Zoom p&s on the desk.
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08-26-2010
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sad M2 is sad
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I was out cycling this morning... I threw the Kiev 4 (with J-8) in the pannier.
squinty finder, grindy advance, slow speeds that sound like someone sneezing in slo-mo. yeeeeaaah.
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08-26-2010
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SP1000 with Tak 55/2 mounted, loaded with Ferrania 400 is at my left hand as I type. The kit rode to town with me this morning on the scoot, and I stopped on the way home to make a shot. Then it rode to work with me on my scoot, then back home ...
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08-26-2010
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OM2 w/35 f2.8
Olympus 35 ECR ( I just fixed )
and a Fuji TW-300 as a backup
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08-26-2010
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Shooter of Film...
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At home right now but behind me on the couch I have a Mamiya 645 1000s w/45mm lens and a Spotmatic SP w/50mm 1.4 lens...
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08-26-2010
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the foggiest
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Leica M2 with a Nokton 40mm MC loaded with TriX.
Extra roll of TriX and Neopan1600 in the bag
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08-26-2010
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Lumix lx5 in my backpack.
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08-26-2010
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cnphoto is offline
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sitting at my desk at work with my bag by my feet (Crumpler 5 mill $ home). Inside is my M3 with 21 Super Angulon mounted burning Arista Prem 400 at 3200 (I generally don't get out to shoot until after work, after dusk); also have the 50 Rigid 'cron, another roll of home-rolled Aristra Prem 400 and a Sekonic L-308s light meter.
this is what I carry everyday, the bag is by my bed in the morning ready to go.
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08-26-2010
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usayit is offline
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Federal jacks in kennebunkport, me
Leica M8 + 35 summarit + noctilux F1
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08-26-2010
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Famous Photographer
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Nikon S3 2000 w/ Skopar 35mm lens.
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08-26-2010
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ay home, just came back from surfing and doing some quick email work. by my side: my newly acquired m6 ttl + 'cron 35/2 v4 loaded with astia 100f.
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