lou_moskowitz

<p>Thank you so much, I know i seem like i have no idea what im doing, and i dont to an extant.<br> I just love to shoot like almost everyone that owns and keeps buying cameras. This is just my first out of town trip that involves a month of traveling around, so as you can see, i want to bring everything i have.<br> <br />I'm really wanting to Take that home with what you said, i feel if i did take the mamiya would be more in the way than i think. i love it for landscapes, and when i ask friends or family for their portrait with the 110mm, the results of that 6x7 format is super, & using fujiroids with it is another joy on its own. <br> I would also be worried that i might enjoy the shots taken with the beast & shooting the fujiroids, but the beating it might take on the road compared to the 124G & the fuji. Those two are small enough to keep in my think tank retro.5 together perfectly, plus some film & batteries.<br> I would really love to grab the wide conversion for the fuji, but i really am loving what i get from film now-a-days, i just started C4-1 at home so thats maybe part of it.<br> I think im just going to get over whatever im stuck on, and spend the money on film & maybe $100 for a canon ae-1 with a 28mm, i wish the ql17 had a wider lens. <br /><br /><br />So this is what i have in my head now :X100s, Yashica 124g, Canon AE-1/28mm 2.8. Or i could just jump on the 28mm converter for fuji. & im still for some reason wanting to bring the RZ, Maybe i would mainly shoot the fujiroids with it anyways. <br /><br />Thanks so much for writing back, means a lot.</p>

<p>Sorry. If someone of some higher power wants to remove those, go for it, ill try to right now. <br /><br />Didnt know it wasnt okay.</p>

<p>Hello to everyone. <br />Just to go ahead before people get annoyed, i do my research im just wanting <strong>feed back</strong> because im headed out the door on a trip this 20th, & i fear either im having some bad GAS or wondering if there is some logic in my head.<br /><br />Im heading out with 8 friends, between them is 2 bands, & its a month traveling to place to place.<br> What im bringing: the Yashica Mat124G, X100S, mamiya rz67with a 110mm 2.8.<br />& im wanting to add a film rangefinder or slr with a 28mm. im going to be pushing to between 800 & 3200 for my film at venues, which makes me want to find something that can handle that in camera metering.<br> <br />So more or less im just looking for something small & quite, would love to save the money & just go for a canon AE-1 with a 28mm, but i really want something that isnt in the way, i have an issue being someone that comes along with a flapping shutter noise. if i used the mamiya it would be at shows while live music.<br> I want to save the money since im already spending 150+ on film, but i really like the idea of this G1 with the 28mm, seems like what i am after.<br />Any thoughts on this set up i have going? <br /><br /><br /></p>

<p>Farts</p>

<p>Ill check those out! I just remember i have an old quantaray qb-350a laying around somewhere, do you think that'l work like the sunpak or metz? </p>

<p>Thanks much C Watson!!!!<br /><br /><br />So would recommend not firing this off the way i have it, & getting some of the cheap radio triggers ive been looking at, or do you think i'm safe using this for now? <br /><br />I couldn't find anything in the manual. ill keeping looking though.</p>

<p>Looking for a yes or no answer for this.<br /><br />Was wondering if this would do any harm to anything? this cord fit on my canon and fits on my x100s, but i just wanted to see if anyone has had a explosion or in general bricked there RZ from using this kinda set up. Im about to try it out, but thought i should see if anyone knows<br /> <br> https://www.flickr.com/photos/satchmolouie/15665734084/<br> there is one of the bottom of the cord where i would connect it to the mamiya, which fits, but is a little hard to get on the hot-shoe because the little connectors or whatever didn't push down easily when sliding on, but it does fit correctly, i just had to push them down when sliding in.</p>