What is your lousy purchase?


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binbeto

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We all have buy and sell some photography equipment.

What is the equipment you wish you didn't buy in the first place?

So far, I haven't think of any yet.

What about the rest of you?

Edit: I thought of one. It has to be the 28-80G lens that came with the camera.
 

Canon G1. spent $1300+ in 2000. shutter lag is 0.8 second. goddamnit.

oops i shoudnt have said this. next month need to sell it. :dent:
 

ef 75-300 III lens...waste of time and film using this lens to me. maybe cos i haven't learnt how to max use of this lens. (appreciate it lots if anyone can teach me how to max use of this lens)

can't take pics(that i like), can't sell secondhand...arrggh!

:)
 

Originally posted by jon33
ef 75-300 III lens...waste of time and film using this lens to me. maybe cos i haven't learnt how to max use of this lens. (appreciate it lots if anyone can teach me how to max use of this lens)

can't take pics(that i like), can't sell secondhand...arrggh!

:)

what's the problem exactly? I had the 75-300 (before selling as a package) .

For me.... it's the filters :what:
 

it just doesn't ... work. film is cheap but no point wasting it right? when i first got it was so excited...but rather disappointed when first roll of pics came back.

well, maybe its just me...sticking to primes now..while saving up for future purchases, once i feel i need it :)
 

pics come out soft I guess and the AF @ f4.5 is super slow right? hahahah....

I know... it must be those shots that you can comfortable wait and snap withut having to AF so much... and in good lighting conditions somemore.. ;p
 

i think can only take pics of far off statues or something..or really patient, obliging stationary birds.

one redeeming factor: its a good potrait lens @ 75mm. the pics i took here (the headshots) were using t400cn and the lens at 75. quite ok, liked the way they turned out
 

I remember I had a Sigma 75-300 for my Minolta. Took great soft-focus portraits, especially with a diffuser filter.

My EF 75-300 is good in bright sunlight. Very bright sunlight.
 

Originally posted by StreetShooter
I remember I had a Sigma 75-300 for my Minolta. Took great soft-focus portraits, especially with a diffuser filter.

so is that good or bad? :D
 

right..v bright sunlight...and good fast film like t400cn. guess the pics turned out well cos the light on the island was good that day, for the parade.
 

Originally posted by binbeto
We all have buy and sell some photography equipment.

What is the equipment you wish you didn't buy in the first place?

So far, I haven't think of any yet.

What about the rest of you?

Edit: I thought of one. It has to be the 28-80G lens that came with the camera.

All my photography equipment.
 

Originally posted by SniperD
mylau :kok: SniperD :devil:

ouch...ouch...ouch...ouch
 

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