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I am 82. Nikon D800 and 80-400mm lens is heavy. Enough said.
Awesome gear Bill!, I love Nikon but perhaps you should consider getting a small and efficient mirrorless system, like Fuji X or Sony A7.
When I was in college in the early 70s, I thought exactly the opposite. now, I pretty much agree.
Ansel smackdown
I know he was awesome, but just think how much better he would have been if he wasn’t so lazy…
(it is a joke, don’t get all riled up)
I use to roam the forest of western Pa., carrying a camera bag with 4 or 5 lenses, at least 2 camera bodies, a stack of filters,( back in the day an assortment of film types) etc.etc. Now that I’ve hit my late 60’s I’m looking at mirrorless cameras
I am 82. Nikon D800 and 80-400mm lens is heavy. Enough said.
Awesome gear Bill!, I love Nikon but perhaps you should consider getting a small and efficient mirrorless system, like Fuji X or Sony A7.
I use to roam the forest of western Pa., carrying a camera bag with 4 or 5 lenses, at least 2 camera bodies, a stack of filters,( back in the day an assortment of film types) etc.etc. Now that I’ve hit my late 60’s I’m looking at mirrorless cameras
When I was in college in the early 70s, I thought exactly the opposite. now, I pretty much agree.
I know he was awesome, but just think how much better he would have been if he wasn’t so lazy…
(it is a joke, don’t get all riled up)
Ansel smackdown