Still in my dream... *sigh*
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
Originally Posted by 350zroadster
Think really it is only for people who can write it off as a business expense. It's pretty impractical to be carrying that thing around, if you think it's big, the case that goes with it is bigger.
Originally Posted by Bubble
dude, this is for wildlife purpose. Why would you want to carry this shiet around in the street for?
I didn't say anything about "the street", I just said carrying around, no matter where you go. On the plane, in to wilderness, on street, where ever. Point is, it's a fragile piece of equipment with a big case, IMO there are more practical equipment that you could get.
Originally Posted by 350zroadster
I didn't say anything about "the street", I just said carrying around, no matter where you go. On the plane, in to wilderness, on street, where ever. Point is, it's a fragile piece of equipment with a big case, IMO there are more practical equipment that you could get.
Originally Posted by NismoKid
I don't know if you read it in the other thread, but Bubble isn't an amateur photographer. He has a lot of fragile equipment (a lot of Canon lenses) and I'm sure he has no problem with it. Some people enjoy photography and it does become very expensive. Some people like to mod their cars with expensive stuff that isn't the most practical. What's the big deal?
well, my first post, I said it's for people who can write it off as business expense
Originally Posted by 350zroadster
ahh
well, my first post, I said it's for people who can write it off as business expense
well, my first post, I said it's for people who can write it off as business expense
Originally Posted by NismoKid
Not sure if it's 100% write off since he does wedding photography on the weekends (then again almost all weddings are on the weekend). I'm sure it'll be easier for him to get it deducted than say me, unemployed 

Originally Posted by fowlman01
You take the pics on a weekend and then work on them during the week. 
Originally Posted by 350zroadster
He'll have to be in the bushes, a football field away, to use that lens for wedding photos
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hahahah...you guys are funny. For 70-200 f2.8L IS (around 2K), i can break even after one wedding session. With this sucker, i can't. That why i'm still dreaming about it.
You know....I have one snare drum that is VERY expensive (lets just say, on par with a high end lens) that Im afraid to gig with because someone may steal it, knock it over or scratch it on stage and then say either "sorry," or "rock and roll" right before my foot leaves for their knees. Seriously, the one time I did take it on a gig and had to go to the john, the drum went to the john with me. Its more of a liability than anything....considering putting it on ebay.
Originally Posted by Bubble
the quality of it. The image you get out of it. to capture this kind of images

The helicopter pics are from behind a window, too





Don't settle for that cheap 500mm lens, go for the 600mm version! Buy it from dell when they have a 20% off coupon:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=A0389835
Just kidding. That really is a beautiful lens.
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=A0389835
Just kidding. That really is a beautiful lens.
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
Originally Posted by iggman
Don't settle for that cheap 500mm lens, go for the 600mm version! Buy it from dell when they have a 20% off coupon:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=A0389835
Just kidding. That really is a beautiful lens.
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=A0389835
Just kidding. That really is a beautiful lens.
500mm = TN kit
600mm = APS TT



Looks more like the "Mr. Fusion"

