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<p>I am also free to your own combonations.</p>
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<p>Right Now I am thinking of four options<br />Option 1. Bronica ETRSI With 120 back, 75, 50 ,150 lens, some prism or waist level., 250$<br />Option 2. Bronica SQAI with 120 back 80 mm lens and something else 300$<br />Option 3. Graflex 4x5 press camera no focal plane shutter, compactable, rangefinder. unknown.$<br />Option 4. Mamiya C330 with 80, 135. 450$<br />I am leaning towards 1 or 3</p>
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<p>What would the difference between a Nikon F3 with waist level viewfinder vs a Broncia ETRSI/ Mamiya M645 there about the same price?</p>
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<p>Cole, I meant enlarging to like 11x14-16x20 would be the most normal size,I was looking at the cost of a m645 and the cost is pretty much similar as the cost of the ETRSI with 2 lenses, Right now I am looking at 40% camera and 60% darkroom for the cost. Are there any other medium format cameras that are in this similar price range? </p>
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<p>Hi im Simon and im a 13 years old, My parents have a space where I can have a Darkroom which used to be one, I was looking to try and getting a primarily B/W camera, I will probably taking the camera to many places I go, I am looking to usually enlarge past 11x17 but not by much, Portability is #1 becuase I end up having to travel quite a bit and interchangeability is(Prisms and lense) #2, My question is What medium format camera would be best suited for what I use My budget is between 300-400 at maximum. I was looking at RB67, Broncia ERTSI which is around 200$ with two lenses.</p>
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<p>I would say a 40D Great body (Uses CF Cards) and can be bought quite cheaply and isn't too big</p>
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<p>Budget?</p>
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<p>You could buy a 1D classic to get 8FPS and f/8 auto focus for 300-400(or the Mark ii for 800-1000) $ then with the rest get the 300 F/4 and a 2x Teleconverter and get one mighty awesome set.</p>
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<p>They Already Invented it, Its Live View</p>
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<p>I would suggest you spend a bit more time working on lighting, For a kit I would recommended the 5D mark ii,(or the 5D which will produce suitable prints for the work you are doing) A good tripod, 14mm II 2.8, Zeiss 21mm and we have your budget spent. Just letting you know my parents are architects <a href="http://www.shim-sutcliffe.com/">http://www.shim-sutcliffe.com/</a> they use the 1Ds mark iii and 16-35 and 70-200 for their work but most of it was shot of 8x10.</p>
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<p>I was wondering what someone where to consider the holy trinty,<br />Right now I would say their 14,35,85 would be what I consider their holy trinity. I was thinking of purchasing the 14 for my EOS should I buy the Nikon version then buy an adapter with AF confirm? </p>
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<p>I am starting to shoot more and more landscape photos, I can get one used for right around 900$ Do you think that the image quality is better. I normally shoot in more wet conditions. I am thinking the 1.3 sensor will be better for wide angles. I can also get a 1DS for the same price which might be better because full frame. I am primarily considering the 1DS right now.</p>
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<h1 id="firstHeading" >Andre Kertesz<br />Ansel Adams<br />James Dow(Family friend and one of the best architectural photographers in the world.)</h1>
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<p>So I tallied everything up<br />6 for using what i have<br>
1 for the tokina 12-24 f/4<br />1 for the canon 17-40 f/4<br />3 for the tamron 17-50 f/2.8<br />1 for the canon 17-55<br /><br />Right now I will use what I have until I am sure what I want to do.</p>
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<p>Ok so I am considering a wide-angle(20mm-30mm)- slight telephoto(80mm) Because I would like to get a few of those wide angles and also more telephoto shots.</p>
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<p>I took some photos a bit back <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/57994640@N07/with/5339552122/">http://www.flickr.com/photos/57994640@N07/with/5339552122/</a> this is kind of my style check out first snow of 2011, those were taken with my 50mm but I would like a bit of zoom, I was considering saving up for the 17-40</p>
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<p>I have recently acquired the Canon T1i And would like to start street photography and was wondering about which lens to get. I have the 50mm F1.8 and the kit lens and the 55-250mm lens and would like a Wide angle and a bit of zoom for a under 500< budget.</p>
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<p>I just saw the Tokina 16.5-135 which seems like a good starter that covers most of my needs, or the Canon 18-135. I might buy the 50mm f/1.8 and then wait awhile to see what type of shooting I like the most</p>
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<p>Hi <br />I am a Beginner and shooting with the standard kit lens that came on my t1i, I am on a pretty tight budget. and I was wondering if the which lens would be best and if I should spring for an L lens. I would like to shoot landscape but it would also function as a walk around lens/travel lens I am more intrested in wide angle. I am willing to use a prime lens. Any sugestions.</p>
What lens should I get next?
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