| In early June of 2003 I was in New York and went to B&H Photo to buy a new digital camera. I had been looking and comparison shopping for quite a while and had settled on the new Canon 10D. It was a Sunday morning and I called them not long after they opened. The rep I spoke with said that he had 23 they had gotten the day before and if I wanted one to hurry. By the time I got there an hour later they were down to 15, The three guys in line in front of me all bought one. I had mine shipped back to Michigan and then forwarded to me in Boston to avoid paying the NY sales tax if I had taken it with me. | |
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My road weary battle scarred Canon 10D. During my summer 2004 trip to Alaska I estimate I took over 13,000 shots. |
I keep my 28-300 lens on the camera most of the time. |
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The most amazing lens I have ever owned 300mm F1:4 (IS), expensive but worth it. My only complaint is I should have bought the 400mm. This lens is great for wildlife photography, allowing you to get a close up while maintaining a safe distance so as not to disturb the animals. however the IS (Image Stabilization) really drains the cameras battery fast. |
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My collection of lenses and my remote release, used during timed exposures |
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| Sigma 14mm ultra wide angle with aspherical optics to reduce distortion caused by the curvature of the lens. | |
