Re: Getting Unstuck - How do you re-motivate yourself?
rattymouse wrote:
You\'ve soured on your GF670?
Yes, that was a long time ago. It didn\'t focus properly (like every other rangefinder I\'ve had) and I like to see through the lens. So I got a Hasselblad 500 C/M instead, which I haven\'t used for more than like 3 rolls.
carstenw wrote:
I think you have found your camera already: the D700. It gives you what you want. Maybe look for a different way to carry it so that the weight doesn\'t bother you so much. The OM-D is great for travelling and bicycling, so I would keep that too. Two cameras for someone as deeply into photography as you is hardly excessive. I would simply learn how not to let the other camera bother you. Somehow you are trying to be very puritanical, like those religious guys who whip themselves Maybe sell a lens or two. What do you have at the moment?
The D700 is definitely not the right camera for me. I really, really hate to use it, but I love the results. The problem is, that whenever I pick the OM-D it know it\'s not gonna make as good pictures as the D700, and so I can\'t be happy with it.
There is simply no camera on the market that fits me. So I don\'t even have the motivation to sell stuff and get \"one camera, one lens\", because what would that be?
I think I\'ll just stop photographing for a couple of months until I get the desire back.
Nov 19, 2012 at 05:55 AM
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It didn\'t focus properly (like every other rangefinder I\'ve had) and I like to see through the lens. So I got a Hasselblad 500 C/M instead, which I haven\'t used for more than like 3 rolls.