Cameras

I really appreciate that comment. I feel that if I can produce high end photos with low end equipment, when I get better gear it will be an easier process.

Thanks again.


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I started shooting Nikon digital SLRs in 2006. D50, D300, D700 and finally a D7000. Here's a shot with the D7000 of my entry into the world of mirrorless. January 2012.
kit petite by john matsu, on Flickr

 

And a reverse shot of my hybrid kit with the E-PM2 and 20mm. Pretty darn good images from that little kit.
Note the ping pong paddles in the corner.
ruggedness with Ciesta insert by john matsu, on Flickr

 

M43 bodies dressed for a party. I was a little overboard back then. ( :
fashion party by john matsu, on Flickr

 

Nikon Nikon Nikon




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I'd say you've done an event or two. ( :

 

One or two...


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I checked my Nikon 35mm cameras, still had CPS film in it. where do I get it developed?

 

Check your local Walgreens or CVS.

 

Great shots

 

Thanks

 

Still rock’en my old D90

But 90% are from the iPhone



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I love Singapore!

 

Hahaha thanks! Are u living here?

 

Nikon D750 and D850 typically with 15-30 on one and 70-200 on the other.

For those looking for a pack check out Atlas Packs. I don't have one yep but soon!
Also if you're a 2 camera shooter the Holdfast Moneymaker is a great camera strap!

 

Nikon D750, various glass, Gitzo GT2540 tripod, Domke F-6 (for around town), and a Tenba medium Shootout (for travel).

 

I've been running a Nikon D3100 for about three years, a great choice for snapping-gear pics.

 

Fujifilm X-T20 with a XF18-55 R LM and a XC55-230mm

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