elliot_marsing

<p>Steve,<br>

I understand that there are many more cameras that can do what a leica can, but what i'm truly purchasing are the lenses and their quality. Also, i plan on going into photojournalism if there are any jobs still left, but i just love film much more than any of my digital images.</p>

<p>Hi everyone,<br>

So i'm attending college next year majoring in photography. Fortunately i'm able to rent almost any camera id like to shoot with while at school, but i'm required to bring a 35mm. I love film and hope to continue it somehow in a career. So far i've come down to a tough decision, Leica R and Leicaflex or Leica M? I shoot mostly street and travel photography (Photojournalism). I understand that i'm really paying the money for the lenses, but the tough part is deciding which body. Also price is a little bit of an issue considering i am a student, so i'm looking for a 50mm summicron f/2.0 lens with some leica body. Suggestions?</p>

<p>Thanks,<br>

Elliot</p>

<p>Hi there,<br>

I'm a senior in high school looking for a used professional quality dslr. Usually i shoot with a d70s but i'm getting more and more fed up with the extreme noise levels in even medium level ISO's. I shoot some landscape/cityscape, city life, portraits (including studio), and tons of travel esque photography. I'm certain that i want a full frame ( or even the Canon APS-H) but i dont have the money to purchase a completely new system so probably used and also i dont need a 20 some odd megapixel resolution. quite frankly my computer cannot handle that (yet). Good news is that i only have one quality nikon lens so i'm fairly able to move away from nikon. I've been considering a used Canon 1d Mark III but any thoughts?</p>

<p>Much Appreciated,<br>

Elliot</p>

<p>Hello,<br>

I was wondering what the best in the field medium format camera is? i'm looking into the Konica Omega Rapid M.<br>

However i am very interested in an old Hasselblad 500 c/m, and i'm hearing people saying their great in only studio work, or only tripod work...<br>

Thanks,<br>

Elliot</p>