What Frigging Camera Do You Use

SkySaw

tarheelmatt said:

SkySaw said:

tarheelmatt said:

What kind of camera bag is this? Do you like it? I'm looking for a bag to fit a small mirrorless camera and extra lens.

This is a Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home. It holds a good amount of gear. There's two flashes, 70-200 2.8, 24-120 f4, 50mm, and 55mm macro in there along with the D600 camera. 

It fits well with doing any photog work, especially weddings. 

Thanks! Crumplers are nice - can't get them here in Canada. 

tarheelmatt

SkySaw said:

tarheelmatt said:

SkySaw said:

tarheelmatt said:

What kind of camera bag is this? Do you like it? I'm looking for a bag to fit a small mirrorless camera and extra lens.

This is a Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home. It holds a good amount of gear. There's two flashes, 70-200 2.8, 24-120 f4, 50mm, and 55mm macro in there along with the D600 camera. 

It fits well with doing any photog work, especially weddings. 

Thanks! Crumplers are nice - can't get them here in Canada. 

I was in between Crumpler and Think Tank. The Crumpler served me well so I never tried TT out. 

DoubleEgger

I hear @theyolksonyou takes some fine pics of white smoke. 

tarheelmatt

DoubleEgger said:

I hear @theyolksonyou takes some fine pics of white smoke. 

@bgebrent takes great pictures but loves using the beer goggles filter at all times.  Everything is blurry. 

SkySaw

If you like to use the jpegs straight out of the camera, Fuji cameras are a great choice for beautiful colours and skin tones. Fujis are also good for not making you comb through menus to find the settings you want prior to taking the shot (I found Sonys to be fairly miserable in terms of ergonomics). This is out of my Fuji X-T20 using just window light, no messing with any files:

nolaegghead

distraction bump

dmchicago

I use the same camera that HeavyG uses.

nolaegghead