4 years of shooting with Maximus Prime, and still hold to the claim that it'll be one of the last lenses I'll ever part with. Got some strong interest in the new 105e however.
No Regrets wrote:
I'm sorry Elijah. Please forgive me. I didn't mean for my reply to imply in any way that you were "stupid". My reply was not intended to be directed towards you. When watching the animation in the link that was provided, it shows clearly that it was attached to the camera body and not the lens.... which spurred my question. Viewing the photo which you provided, I can see you have the lens supported, which satisfies my suspicion that your method would be the correct way to go. Thank you for clarifying this for me!. My longest and heaviest lens at the moment is the Zeiss 135 APO f/2, but am considering getting the Chub. Hence my interest in various straps/carrying methods
I use a Hejnar AS foot on my 200 f/2 and it completely changes it. I highly recommend it.
I have also added the Hejnar foot to my 200 f2 and it's a great aid when hand holding the lens, and also serves as a carrying handle. Well worth the $$$
Stop posting these great shots on this thread! I broke my wrist in a soccer game, had a surgery, and now have my left hand in cast. And there is no way to shoot with Chubby with one hand
So seeing these great shots here, while having the lens sitting in the closet just adds to my wrist pain
cambyses wrote:
Stop posting these great shots on this thread! I broke my wrist in a soccer game, had a surgery, and now have my left hand in cast. And there is no way to shoot with Chubby with one hand
Can't you have the doctor add an Arca-swiss clamp into the cast?
