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I'm with Allstate as well, I guess it really depends on what policy you already have and what rider you're buying. My coverage would have covered the full replacement cost of the equipment.
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I used a homeowner's insurance policy rider last year before I headed to Europe. My agent's request was similar to what Dave Franklin mentioned on his inland marine policy: I provided him with a...
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I love my 17-40L, it's got fantastic colors and the vast majority of the frame is very sharp... just don't expect corner to corner performance without stopping down. If you need a wide-angle for...
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Of course if you don't take precautions and actually do get pick-pocketed, instead of a fun-filled relaxing vacation, you can instead spend your holiday cancelling your lost credit cards, replacing...
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I second Richard's thoughts to look out for thieves. Advice I got from an Italian friend was that although it's unlikely to be mugged in Italy, they do have world-class pickpockets. Especially in...
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Yes, a 600ex-rt will still trigger a 430ex the old-fashioned way (optically), but then why pay more for it if you're not going to use the radio transmitter feature?
You can't combine triggering...
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The 600 won't be able to trigger the 430 by radio. The only way you can make them work together is by optical, in which case getting a used 580 would make more sense.
So, either get 2 600's, or get...
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Also, the problem can be fixed under warranty. I had a first-run model which had the problem and Canon took care of it. They covered the shipping both ways too!
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Can't speak about the 6D, but the 5D3 is excellent if you use a fast focusing lens. In good lighting, my keeper rate is 90%+ using my 24-70L (mk1), 135 f/2, or a 100 f/2.8L Macro. As lighting...
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It depends on the type of shot you want. The mountains are to the west and sunset will put the hotel deep in shadows. You can get a decent shot with the hotel lights on and a twilight sky, but...
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I grew up in Calgary, so I've been to the Banff Springs Hotel many times. Honestly, your biggest issue is that you needed to take this picture at sunrise.
I think the composition is fine. Your...
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I've always been a Canon shooter and if you want to switch to a 5D3 go for it. It's a great camera. However, keep in mind that nothing is perfect. You'll have many of the problems you're having...
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Best thing about Hong Kong is that there's so much competition. What I normally do when I buy from there is to go from shop to shop and ask for their best prices and then deciding on where to buy...
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I think you're right, I'm done with this thread now. Always best not to feed the trolls.
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Max, the problem isn't that Sovern's inexperienced. The problem is that he criticizes equipment that he hasn't used (see the thread on the 17-55 f/2.8.); he makes assertions that are flat out false...
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I'm glad we're on the same page. In the end, it's using and buying whatever makes one happy that's the goal. My problem is with Sovern spreading misinformation and offering critiques on equipment...
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In other words, is ignorance bliss?
Sometimes yes... I steadfastly refuse to take any oenophile classes because I want to be able to enjoy wines without taking out a second mortgage.
For...
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Sounds like you're learning how to get more out of your body and understanding the allure of more gear.
If you think the 50 1.8 is good, just wait until you get your hands on something like the 135...
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Here's a paraphrase one of my favorite quotes regarding why people say "piano player" more often:
The definition of a pianist is "one who plays the piano." The reluctance to use the word pianist...
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I've normally given up replying to Sovern's posts from my experiences in the past. In any case, I'm really intrigued by the comparison you've made. I'm an amateur pianist as well as an...
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