celluloidprop
Well-known
M7 & M3
Have a 35 'lux ASPH up here and Ebay
Realized I won't be able to afford to shoot 4x5 any time soon, so my Crown Graphic and Shen Hao are up on Ebay as well.
Essentially, I'll be down to a X100 & M4/35 Nokton SC combo for regular shooting. Seriously considering a GRDIV when PopFlash has more in stock, and maybe a GW690 down the road.
Have a 35 'lux ASPH up here and Ebay
Realized I won't be able to afford to shoot 4x5 any time soon, so my Crown Graphic and Shen Hao are up on Ebay as well.
Essentially, I'll be down to a X100 & M4/35 Nokton SC combo for regular shooting. Seriously considering a GRDIV when PopFlash has more in stock, and maybe a GW690 down the road.
santela
Established
I sold my Nikon D80 and several Nikkor lenses, since I never really use them anymore ever since getting the NEX5.
As for rangefinders, I sold the Nokton 50/1.1 and 35/1.4, in order to finance the 50 summicron and ZM 35/2.
As for rangefinders, I sold the Nokton 50/1.1 and 35/1.4, in order to finance the 50 summicron and ZM 35/2.
nonuniform
Established
I recently sold some Graflex XL gear, and I think I'm going to sell the rest of it soon too. I just CLA'd the shutter on the Zeiss Planar 100/2.8!
I'm probably also going to sell the Super Ikonta 533/16. The Super Ikonta IV is enough for me.
Last year I sold the Hasselblad, finally, after not enjoying the Phase One P30 back, at all. Getting critical focus turned out to be a total pain.
Last to go will be my collection of Polaroid 110b's, waiting for conversions that will never happen.
Sometimes, you have to thin the herd.
I'm probably also going to sell the Super Ikonta 533/16. The Super Ikonta IV is enough for me.
Last year I sold the Hasselblad, finally, after not enjoying the Phase One P30 back, at all. Getting critical focus turned out to be a total pain.
Last to go will be my collection of Polaroid 110b's, waiting for conversions that will never happen.
Sometimes, you have to thin the herd.
menos
Veteran
Just sold the one on the right and bought the lens on the left.
I have no regrets for now …
Untitled by teknopunk.com, on Flickr
Never thought, I could like shooting 21mm on a RF
I have no regrets for now …
Untitled by teknopunk.com, on Flickr
Never thought, I could like shooting 21mm on a RF
greylensman
Newbie
Canon G12...
Canon G12...
Just didn't have a snap to the shutter - had just enough P&S shutter-lag to be unworkable for me. I bought it to be an everyday always with me camera, and it was good at that - bought an Olympus E-PL2 and 20mm 1.7 Panasonic prime, and never used the Canon after.
Made outstanding images, though. The Canon G12 was very close to the Olympus in detail, and the lens on it is sharp as a tack.
After acquiring the Olympus I had a flood of incoming cameras and gear changes. There was a Canon 60D (to replace my 400D, which I sold), a Canon P (because), 35mmf1.8, 50mmf1.8, 50mmf1.4, 85mmf1.9, 100mmf3.5, and 135mmf3.5 LTM lenses, and a Canon 5DmkII (to replace my 30D, which I sold...). Oh and an Olympus OM2 and OM2n (replacing the Canon EOS3 I sold and to use 35mm, 50mm and 135mm lenses with an adapter on the Olympus E-PL2...). And because I was on a roll Canon EOS1n, and then Canon EOS1v. I had this nagging feeling that these were the last of a breed.
I stopped selling camera equipment. It just encourages the space to expand somehow and more equipment seems to become necessary... The only lens I've ever sold was a Canon 100-400mm L zoom. I still think about that.
Canon G12...
Just didn't have a snap to the shutter - had just enough P&S shutter-lag to be unworkable for me. I bought it to be an everyday always with me camera, and it was good at that - bought an Olympus E-PL2 and 20mm 1.7 Panasonic prime, and never used the Canon after.
Made outstanding images, though. The Canon G12 was very close to the Olympus in detail, and the lens on it is sharp as a tack.
After acquiring the Olympus I had a flood of incoming cameras and gear changes. There was a Canon 60D (to replace my 400D, which I sold), a Canon P (because), 35mmf1.8, 50mmf1.8, 50mmf1.4, 85mmf1.9, 100mmf3.5, and 135mmf3.5 LTM lenses, and a Canon 5DmkII (to replace my 30D, which I sold...). Oh and an Olympus OM2 and OM2n (replacing the Canon EOS3 I sold and to use 35mm, 50mm and 135mm lenses with an adapter on the Olympus E-PL2...). And because I was on a roll Canon EOS1n, and then Canon EOS1v. I had this nagging feeling that these were the last of a breed.
I stopped selling camera equipment. It just encourages the space to expand somehow and more equipment seems to become necessary... The only lens I've ever sold was a Canon 100-400mm L zoom. I still think about that.
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