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This guy is so good he shoots with both!

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Yea I gotta start doing that.

Say my Nikon D1H and say my 35-105mm f/3.5-4.5 AIS Zoom lens along with my Canon 1Ds Mark II and say my 100-400mm f/5.6-6.5 IS L USM Zoom.

Gee maybe I should mount the 580EX with the off camera chord and use my Pro-T. Works manualy w/Nikon and AF with Canon. I mean I carried it on the Nikon all day today and no problem.

Ahhh my Neck! My hands. My wrists. My back. I'm getting confused too!

Naaa, I'll stick with the D1H and a bag of lenses and a good monopod.
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Artist Eyes
 
saycheezz said:
He has a Nikon D2X and a Cannon MKII I think.





No brand loyalty here.
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D1H
D70s
70-200 VR
18-200mm DX VRII
50mm 1.8
SB-600
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saycheezz:

1. Though, I see so many in these forums trying to sell their cameras, I see a number of "professionals" needing more than just two or three "Professional Bodies" for the type shooting they do, :-)

2. The image, below, is but one such example:



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BRJR ....(LOL, some of us are quite satisfied as Hobbyists ..)

 
Uh, I shoot A 30D for my Color work and my D80 for b/w. I'm likely buying a D3, I may get a 5d. Use what feels right for the gig.
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Canon and Nikon shooter.
Fine and Commercial Art
Gemini in spirit and profession.
 
Doing a comparison test?

maljlo
 
That's George Pimentel, he is one of Toronto's Top Event photographers and really awesome at what he does.

He was a long time Nikon user and recently switched to Canon 1D mark3 due to the super clean high ISO files.

Only thing is that instead of selling one system and buying the next he is bridging his move from one to the other, So in a heated moment if needed he can just use the familier system!
Also I think he is a big fan of the Nikon Flash system!
I hope I have shed some light on these images!
am
 
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