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What Camera
- Thread starter tmanly
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DavefromCt
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Hi Tom
I'm using a sony ilce 7r (sony alpha 7r) for my main camera and an older nex-7 for macro shots. I've had all sorts of high end cameras in the past but these are my favorites. Hope you post some pictures for us!
I'm using a sony ilce 7r (sony alpha 7r) for my main camera and an older nex-7 for macro shots. I've had all sorts of high end cameras in the past but these are my favorites. Hope you post some pictures for us!
Kelley (Texas)
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Most of these vintage lenses were manufactured in the 1960's and 1970's, the majority being Minolta lenses with a few being Sigma, Tokina, and Soligor thrown in for good measure. These vintage lenses are all manual operated. I operate on a budget, and as such, I bought the Sony NEX-6 camera on eBay, used, but in mint, like new condition. The vintage lenses can also be purchased on eBay and Craig's List for around $50 dollars or so. Kelley (Texas) 
Mason Jarr
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I use a Nikon D810 as my primary camera and a D5100 as a backup. All my lenses are G series Nikkor.
Kelley (Texas)
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DavefromCt
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