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I forgot to mention it is high on my list as well. I do need to get a faster Puter first then the 135 f/2L and then the printer (maybe not in that order).

I just have to figure out how to hide the purchase on the CC bill.

Troponin
Lisa Osta said:
I have a 28-105 USM I don't use anymore.
My least used new lens is the 50 1.4 (I just don't like the angle
of view)
I also have a 380 speedlite that doesn't get much use.

My favorite new lenses are 16-35 L and 100-400 L IS.

My next purchases will be the 24-70 L , studio strobes (Alien Bees,
Dynalite or Elinchrom) and an Epson 2200 when I can find one
(stupid me for letting two 2200s slip through my fingers about the
time I got a D60).
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Guy Watkins said:
click on lenses in their menu - 15-30 at £399 internet only.
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I doubt that Jessops would pricematch that, ACE are a proper shop (with high street premises) so I think they'll have a hard time refusing to do so with them, of course I'd save the carriage that way too ;-)
Guy Watkins said:
(ps do I win a prize?)
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LOL ..

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Jim Kelly said:
have on the shelf collecting dust ???

and what are you planning to buy next ???

Curious,
Jim

I have a 50f1.8 which I doubt I will use much and I am planning to
buy a Canon 20f2.8 and 420ex for my D60.

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Well my Olympus C700 just sits around looking cute and also my point and shoot film cameras havent seen any use in a long time.

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Steven
D60
707
C700
 
Jim Kelly said:
have on the shelf collecting dust ???
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Tripod: Manfrotto 3401 convertible

Head: Manfrotto 3039 Super Pro

Pano Head: Manfrotto 3415 Quick Time VR Kit

Bags:

LowePro PhotoTrekker AW backpack

f64 largest size gadget bag

Soon to be on the shelf: Gitzo 1224
Member said:
and what are you planning to buy next ???
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Tripod: Gitzo 1227 or 1325

Epson 2200 printer

If I hit the lotto: EF70-200 L IS

--
Walter K
 
I haven't used my D30 much. I have a Sigma 28-70 f2.8 that I use it about twice a year, and a Sigma 17-35mm that I would sell if it weren't for the bad karma I would get in return. I also have an Oly C2000Z for times I can't bring a big camera (which isn't very often). I also have a tripod that I only use for cleaning sensors.
 
I really like that lens, but after getting the 28-70 2.8L, and the 70-200 2.8L IS, I just can't see putting it back on my D60.....perhaps I should dump it on Ebay
 
Lisa Osta said:
I have a 28-105 USM I don't use anymore.
My least used new lens is the 50 1.4 (I just don't like the angle
of view)
I also have a 380 speedlite that doesn't get much use.

My favorite new lenses are 16-35 L and 100-400 L IS.

My next purchases will be the 24-70 L , studio strobes (Alien Bees,
Dynalite or Elinchrom) and an Epson 2200 when I can find one
(stupid me for letting two 2200s slip through my fingers about the
time I got a D60).
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Hmmm, I generally use all of the lenses to some degree or other, but probably my least used is the Tamron 90mm macro--altho' I really like it. I just don't shoot a lot of macro--but when I do, it doesn't fail me. The equipment I really don't use is my Oly E10 and accessories. They are strictly backup now, but unless I add a body or can rent one (that seems unlikely in this area), then it will remain here---and unused. Too bad--someone would really enjoy it.

I have my wish list set about like Lisa's--lights, Epson 2200---and someday in the future, I may replace my Sigma 24-70 with the new Canon 24-70. I'll watch for reviews, samples, etc.
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Diane B
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B/W lover, but color is seducing me
 
It was the first lens I purchased. It's just too slow for the kind of shooting I do. I keep a 50 1.4 on my camera almost all the time. Wanting a 70-200 2.8, but still saving up for it. I should also sell the 28-135 on eBay, but keep thinking it will be a good lens for my daughter when I pass my D30 to her.
randy corbin said:
I really like that lens, but after getting the 28-70 2.8L, and the
70-200 2.8L IS, I just can't see putting it back on my
D60.....perhaps I should dump it on Ebay
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As far as lenses goes i only bought the good ones so i pretty much use them all

28-70 2.8 L
100-400 L
100 2.8 Macro
50 1.4

500 F4.5 L is on its way to me

and the 70-200 2.8 L is next as well as 2x and 1.4x converters

The only thing right now that collects dust is my Novatron 600 VR light kit but in December this will change too.

There are a few other things such as a Canon T-50 and some lenses as well as two Pentax K-1000 and a bunch of lenses and flashes that are really collecting dust.

--
Michael Salzlechner
StarZen Digital Imaging
http://www.starzen.com/imaging
 
I have one too but I use it all the time outdoors although I use a prime if I know what I'll be shooting.
 
Jim Kelly said:
have on the shelf collecting dust ???

and what are you planning to buy next ???

Curious,
Jim

I have a 50f1.8 which I doubt I will use much and I am planning to
buy a Canon 20f2.8 and 420ex for my D60.

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Canon 135 F2.8 soft focus and Canon 50MM F1.8 gather the dust.

Debating on getting rid of a Cannon 300MM F4 L IS and getting the Canon 300MM F2.8 L IS.
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Wiley D
 
Jeffrey Lazo said:
I use my 85mm 1.8 a lot more. I like the build and the focal
length a lot more. FOr low light, the AF is faster. I thought I
would use it with my tubes, but once again found my 85 to be
sharper. You want it?!
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Already got my slow AF'ing 50 f/1.4 that I have to force myself to use.

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