In this photo the camera has a Hasselblad 80mm 2.8 lens attached. This camera is so advanced yet is able to work happily with a 40 year old lens. I love this camera and with the lenses I have I can get images that are sharp, sharp, sharp. It is also large and heavy. It isn't something I would want to take with me when I am doing other stuff like bike riding (although I have) or grocery shopping.
I don't think there are a lot of people haven't stopped when they saw something and thought "I wish I had a camera right now". I decided I needed something for when Photography wasn't the goal. So I went out and got.... Mr Ed
That would be the tiny little thing in front of Mustang Sally. It's a great little camera and seems to have a good reputation. One neat aspect is it has wifi so while out doing whatever and I happen to catch a photo I can transfer it over to the phone or tablet and upload to the internet while still out. Plus it is truly pocketable.
This is where I will post those photos whenever I get them. I will make one promise that you won't be seeing photos of my lunch or dinner on here. Unless of course, it happens to be a really great shot. I am looking forward to going out with an eye for anything I might spot and to posting some here. I hope you will come by and look.
Brook
Care to share what Mr. Ed is? Looking forward to your upcoming Mr. Ed shots....gee why is it that I suspect they're going to be great? Oh yeah...because it's not all about the equipment.
ReplyDeleteMr Ed is a Sony RX100 II http://store.sony.com/p/20.2-megapixel,-RX100/en/p/DSCRX100M2/B. Named after Mr Ed which was "A horse is a horse of course" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_PZPpWTRTU
DeleteOh, I can't wait to see them Brook!
ReplyDeleteDeb, the cousin.