She was my constant companion, as was the
medium format
still been my preferred recording format. We are talking about the Lowe Pro Commercial
.
A giant Trumm of camera bag. In addition to the KB-camera with a disassembled 600-Novoflex and 300-Nikkor fit as the Asahi Pentax 6x7 with 45-er wide angle and 150-optics inside. And the Rolleiflex SL66 with the full-frame fish-eye lens from Carl Zeiss. And with the Hasselblad 80-standard focal length. And the Rolleiflex SLX, 450 mm (including Carl Zeiss). The capacity of this bag is almost unlimited. And if it is packed course, her weight.
New camera - old bag
. No problem. But the Sony HVR-HD1000P that suits since not more. This camera is to too large. One sees clearly in direct size comparison with the Canon (picture below). She already has the format of the D2H with attached 2,8 / 300 mm Tamron (picture above).
And why is the commercial (in which I had hitherto kept my studio flash head of Mannesmann Multiblitz) reactivated. By the way, has now become 25 years old. The new look is now a bit different, but my "Oldie" (with lifetime warranty) which stands for nothing in what. And so my new (and inexpensive) shoulder camera is now (almost) always there.
For natural wonders ...
in Bavaria
. For example.
En passant: clicking on the image below it comes to my YouTube channel:
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PS:
On the LowePro site found an interesting video on Multimedia Photographer.
S & F Series ™ for the Multimedia Photographer from
Daymer
on Vimeo .
Alex di Suvero and Todd Williams from New York. They find their stories in the streets of the metropolis on the Hudson River.
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