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p.31 #1 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

From Saturday's Pitt - ND game, as a Pitt fan, I had more fun watching these guys than I did the football players.

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p.31 #2 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Delta, not sure if you got it, but a FM member was shooting that game from the sidelines with a new (to him) 300 2.8.....

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p.31 #3 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

nickrh wrote:
Any idea why he set it up that way? The only thing I can think of is that he wanted to avoid having to pay attention to where the tripod's legs are.

It appeared to me that this allowed him to shoot closer to vertical than having a more conventional setup of the 600 centered in his Wimberley

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Sep 05, 2005 at 11:34 PM

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p.31 #4 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

nickrh wrote:
UFO™ wrote: this guy had pretty nice counter balance rig setup for sky shooting with his 600.

Any idea why he set it up that way? The only thing I can think of is that he wanted to avoid having to pay attention to where the tripod's legs are.

Didn't notice until you mentioned it. It sure does look like the back half of the lens is on a lower centerline than the front half.

Here is another shot of him (that really doesn't shed any light in the issue

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Sep 05, 2005 at 11:39 PM

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p.31 #5 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

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Hey UFO

Great shot. Is it my eyes... but that 600 looks like its made of toilet rolls. Its very lopsided if you put a rule against the underside and then across the top. Its bowing alarmingly. I think he can only be seeing the bottom edge of it !

Just hope its not my monitor ...

Take another look. He is actually shooting w/ another lens on his camera. The 600 is actually in front of him mounted on the tripod w/o a body attached.

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p.31 #6 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

I believe you are correct Ray!

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Sep 06, 2005 at 12:01 AM

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p.31 #7 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

I shoot quite a few air shows and I think this tripod and Wimberly is a little over-kill. Not to mention, it is more of a hinderance that anything. You would have to walk around the tripod in order to track the aircraft. Thank God he is not in the crowd with that set-up.

I use the Bigma, 50-500. Perhaps this gentleman should be using a 100-400 with or w/o a TC. Either of these lenses would be much more practical in my opinion, and experience.

Kevin

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p.31 #8 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

This is the staff photographer from the local weekly newspaper. I felt bad as he had a Canon 20D & grip, 550ex, but just the 18-55mm kit lens.

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Sep 06, 2005 at 12:31 AM

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p.31 #9 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

In Berlin on business a few weeks back...this was at the 1936 Olympic Stadium during a soccer (er..um football) match... Berlin Hertha vs. Frankfurt. Love the red tape...

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And I call this one simply.... Canon Guy

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Sep 06, 2005 at 02:51 AM

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p.31 #10 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

nickrh wrote:
SWCoulter wrote:
Nice "SLR"

I was wondering how long it would take someone to notice my attempt at humor.

For those who don't know or didn't realize it. The car pictured is the Mercedes/McLaren SLR supercar.

Nick

We noticed - no need to rub our face in it...

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p.31 #11 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Yay, check out the "Canon Guy" pic -- he's using the AF-stop buttons! I've never seen anyone else using them, either in real life or in photos. I was starting to think I'm the only person who uses them!

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Sep 06, 2005 at 08:03 AM

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meejahor wrote:
Yay, check out the "Canon Guy" pic -- he's using the AF-stop buttons! I've never seen anyone else using them, either in real life or in photos. I was starting to think I'm the only person who uses them!

I use it too, but no doubt you can't see me using it...

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Tony_K wrote:
Love the red tape...

No rear lens cap !!!

also sitting on your other gear

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Dan GSR wrote:
Tony_K wrote:
Love the red tape...

No rear lens cap !!!

also sitting on your other gear

Sometimes I think you can tell who owns their gear and who is using their employers gear when you look at these pictures.

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Sep 06, 2005 at 02:15 PM

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p.31 #15 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

This is a photographer I was working with over the weekend. He used the 400 to shoot the cake closeups because of all the background clutter around the cake. They came out great.

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Ryan

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Sep 06, 2005 at 02:33 PM

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p.31 #16 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Here are a couple I grabbed at Bristol a couple weeks ago...

These two guys and I were all in the same general area during Cup practice. We all had nearly identical gear too. 20D with grip and a variation of 70-200/2.8s with TCs.

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Not Canon, but nice nonetheless.

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Sep 06, 2005 at 06:18 PM

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p.31 #17 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Kevin,

I just shot the Indy Air Show with my 100-400 with a 1.4x TC and I wish I would have brought my 500 and used it with the 1.4x instead. I felt that I was always just to far away. This was my first air show... I have alot to learn. Any tips?

Thanks,
Greg

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Sep 06, 2005 at 06:55 PM

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tinyblob wrote:

Here's a different type of Canon camera, sorry i don't know anything about this one

One of the Canon video lines, professional cameras/lenses for reporting and such. Might be this guy:

http://www.usa.canon.com/html/industrial_bctv/p_proVideo_YJ19x9_intro.shtml

But it's a bit harder to tell video lenses apart, so who knows exactly.

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Sep 06, 2005 at 08:08 PM

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p.31 #19 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Heres another of me I found while sorting through my files the other day...
me, my mkII and an old 28-70f2.8L I used before I got my 24-70L and two curious cows...

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Sep 06, 2005 at 09:00 PM

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p.31 #20 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Greg,

Shoot me an e-mail to remind me and I will be glad to give you some tips based on my experience.

You can check some of my air show pics @ http://www.pbase.com/kevinpa

Kevin

PapaG wrote:
Kevin,

I just shot the Indy Air Show with my 100-400 with a 1.4x TC and I wish I would have brought my 500 and used it with the 1.4x instead. I felt that I was always just to far away. This was my first air show... I have alot to learn. Any tips?

Thanks,
Greg

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Sep 07, 2005 at 12:49 AM

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p.31 #21 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

This thread has a life of its own so I might as well join in on the fun.

A fellow fm'er

This guy had the same setup as I did month old 1d2's with 70-200L IS on the front.

L glass on the HB pier.

That Rebel looks like a toy on the end of that long L glass.

You have to take my word for it thats a Canon in his hands.

There has to be a couple of Canons in there.

A Canon dose Bodie

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Sep 07, 2005 at 01:59 AM

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p.31 #22 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Yikes. One of those is me on the HB pier. Blue t-shirt, white shorts, 400 f5.6 on a 20D. Must have been 3 or 4 months ago?

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Sep 07, 2005 at 02:13 AM

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p.31 #23 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

No that was Sept 19th 2004 almost a year ago. I was wondering if I had some of you guys in these.

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Sep 07, 2005 at 02:19 AM

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p.31 #24 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

Wow that would be so wierd to see myself in one of these.

Especially since I don't shoot canon...

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Sep 07, 2005 at 02:57 AM

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p.31 #25 · Post Pics of Canon In ACTION

me with a 300D & Grip + 70-200 F/4L
(and my car is the green one)

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300D has now been replaced with a 20D.

Sold the 300D on Ebay, and got more than 1/2 what I paid for it new on nov. 1 2003....

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Sep 07, 2005 at 05:48 AM


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