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leon_knight

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  1. Thanks for keepin' it real Valdez. You're working it the "old school" way. I do the same. I've been doing it with a Nikon D2X and a D200 for backup and a couple of Canon ip100s. I cover everything from weddings at city hall to private parties and Halloween parades. I live in NYC so there's always something to do, especially on weekends. My business cards are everywhere! Thanks for the info and keep doin' what you doin'.
  2. Kitten meets puppy for the first time and extends a hearty welcome!
  3. The digital back can attach to the RZ67 Pro II but not the RZ67 Pro.
  4. Also, if you decide to upgrade to digital you can attach a digital back to an RZ67 but not an RB67.
  5. leon_knight

    Nikon D1x

    I still use my D1X from time to time. I like the feel of it because it reminds me of my F5. In fact, they so closely resemble one another that I've mistakenly grabbed the wrong one at times and ended up away from home with a digital camera in my hand and a pocket full of film. Because of its weight, I find it easier for me to balance the longer zooms that I own. Never really had exposure problems with it. It's usually spot on.
  6. For certain, it does not work on either the D90 or D7000 cameras. Fortunately for me, I'll be using it on my F3 and F5.
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