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Originally Posted by gd1418
(Post 2253148)
Wouldn't it be lot easier & better to have two bodies?...clap: |
Originally Posted by aburagohain
(Post 2253152)
That would be the absolute ideal scenario Sir :) |
Originally Posted by teknophobia
(Post 2253241)
I do carry two bodies when required. :) Make sure your body is switched off. Find a nice flat surface, loosen the rear cap and place the lens on the surface front element down. unmount the lens and place the rear cap on. Quickly remove the rear cap from the second lens and mount. Make sure the body is facing down all the time. And a little something for your enjoyment, not car related, I'm afraid :D |
Originally Posted by TaureanBull
(Post 2253317)
Thats only one body! :D I loved reading between the lines. :uncontrol I dont want to highlight other words lest the mods ban me straight away. |
Originally Posted by TheBeastFieast
(Post 2251360)
It's the perfect description of Lowpro Pro Runner 350AW. |
Originally Posted by Jaguar
(Post 2251873)
You will get a Kata 3N1 33 with this budget. I think you need to buy the kata tripod holder attachment separately though. |
Originally Posted by typeOnegative
(Post 2253500)
Thank goodness none of my lens are screw type. Or are they? |
Originally Posted by IronH4WK
(Post 2253531)
don't the lenses have bayonet mounts? |
Originally Posted by aburagohain
(Post 2253315)
Good capture, using any support for those heavy lenses? I have a couple on similar lines, though I am only starting off, no great stuff and can't upload. Yes, that method is the classic ideal scenario again, thanks for sharing anyway. Good to carry two bodies, not only does it do away with the lens changing requirement but that actually makes you ready for a lot more options on the go. The only gripe is that all these possibilities change the weight from ones' pocket to the shoulders :) Good day! |
Originally Posted by gd1418
(Post 2253148)
Wouldn't it be lot easier & better to have two bodies?...clap: |
Originally Posted by rkbharat
(Post 2253430)
BTW got my Nikkor AF-S 35mm F1.8 recently and I am just loving this lens. |
Originally Posted by typeOnegative
(Post 2253500)
Thank goodness none of my lens are screw type. Or are they? |
Originally Posted by teknophobia
(Post 2253558)
Thank you, handheld all the way :) Haven't really felt any need for support till now. |
Originally Posted by pjbiju
(Post 2253639)
That is what most professionals do, especially wedding photographers. You need that if you do not want to miss those special moments. :) |
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