Posted on 03/23/2012 6:58:02 PM PDT by SWAMPSNIPER
Sony may be working on a full frame square format digital camera, looks like a Hasslebad!
I'm not gonna ask how much this will cost, but I can dream, can't I?
My Sony A-200 left the repair shop today, headed home, for the 2nd time, they didn't get it right first time. I've been without a good digital camera for about 5 weeks now, just gnashing my teeth and moaning!
It’s posts like this that give me comfort in the knowledge that I could be worse things than a computer geek.
>:P
$$$$$
(just a guess)
Got an A300, which I haven’t used today for the first time in two years (I did carry it around), thinking of getting an A65 and an 18-250 lens. Great cameras.
It's been in swamps, marshes,and on beaches, everything from bird poop to frog snot, LOL.
All of a sudden the flash wouldn't turn off, even when down. I couldn't shoot at any speed but synch speed or slower. It's coming back next Thursday with a new top section, hopefully ready to go.
I was expecting a 4x5 at least.
As long as you shower once a month and don’t pick your nose unless you turn your back we won’t care!
camera geek ping
They have had digital backs for these things for years. And the resolution of the new Nikon d800 is approaching medium format.
But the Hassy is like looking at a Rolls Royce. I have one that comes out for the summer.
Audiophile is the worst, paying hundreds of dollars for chewed bubblegum to take the vibration out of your speakers.
It’s digital.
Yet it has a crank.
My how pretentious.
I’ll have to stick to my poor person Canon DSLRs. Right now I have a T2i with a really persistent piece of trash on the sensor that auto clean and I apparently can’t manually clean with special sensor cleaner pads. I rule out burned pixels since it is roundish and really shows up only when the telephoto is racked out.
I’ll have to stick to my poor person Canon DSLRs. Right now I have a T2i with a really persistent piece of trash on the sensor that auto clean and I apparently can’t manually clean with special sensor cleaner pads. I rule out burned pixels since it is roundish and really shows up only when the telephoto is racked out.
I’ll have to stick to my poor person Canon DSLRs. Right now I have a T2i with a really persistent piece of trash on the sensor that auto clean and I apparently can’t manually clean with special sensor cleaner pads. I rule out burned pixels since it is roundish and really shows up only when the telephoto is racked out.
Where did you have it repaired? I’ve only found a place somewhere in Illinois to repair mine for something like 80 bucks. The 18-70 lens also failed later but buying a new one cost the same as having it repaired. Now the dropped 55-200 is failing and I’m trying to decide what to do. Manual aperture, please!
You got three of them?
Finally! I have several square frames at home but have never found a camera that takes pictures to fit them.
At one time or another two but just one these days. It gets off and on use. Mostly it is a stock video production camera and sometime event and fun still camera.
All of the HD stuff linked below was done with it:
http://us.fotolia.com/p/201245571
http://www.youtube.com/tvengr4047
Just about all of the footrace and maybe half of the smugmug stuff is T2i.
I like the 18-70 except for the plastic mount, optically it's pretty good. The old Minolta 35-70 f4 won't go as wide but it's a better lens in all ways, and cheap.
I've got 27mm to 600mm covered now, don't need any more lenses!
I didn’t see the triple post until now. Please ignore.
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