Well a used D3 will go for about 3-3.5k for one with about 1k on the clock. A D3s would be around 5k + tax brand new haha. Plus I need to get dope glass because well lets face it, it's a full body pro cam hehe. So Nikkor 12-24 f2.8 and a 24-70mm f/2.8 would so have to be bought. That right there is about 7k or brand new d3x haha

 

UGH! u shoulda saw this earlier today, i ordered a brand new d40. how much did u want for ur xti?

 

any of you interested in a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II been used probably 5 times at most PM me

 

Tina, i am looking for XTI around holiday time. Let me know how much you want to sell it

 

pmed nastos

 

haven't taken a photo of my car in a while, so i decided to rig it today =)

 

pm'd back sorry for the delay didn't expect such a quick response

 

new phone. blackberry 8330.

 

monday

 

another question for u guys. how do u edit the pics? all that HDR and crap like that? can u do it on Flickr?

 

Photomatix for HDR, Photoshop for anything else.

 

I have that phone, Snowromance!

Make sure you manually close your programs, clear your inbox, and your pictures otherwise it will get slower and slower and eventually you'll throw it against a wall.

Just a heads up.

 

Chris, amazing photos as usual. Definitely one of my fav photographers on here. Thanks for making me want a rig yet again.

 

What's a rig?

 

classified. Literally. If you wanna know you will have to do the research yourself. it is a skill in this trade that is learned because it is held a secret for reasons. It is very easy to find info on it tho. But most photographers won't just hand out the instructions on how to build one or take and process the shots.

 

Basically a really long camera mount that attaches to a vehicle via suction cups.

 

ha ha VERY basically.

 

Oh, damn!
I knew what that was! Haha.

I just didn't think about it.

Yeah my buddy had a rig..it wasn't very long, but it definitely produced some awesome photos.

 

when u take rig shots, u would have to edit the rig out of it right?

 

yeah the biggest secrets are what products to use and little bits of tricks and personal setups that work for the individual photographer.