In your bag 1031, Philippe Debeerst
Philippe is back for his third outing on the site. And this time he shares a totally digital bag with us. A big change from last time. Check it out.
Hello again,
Here, the third posting, is to show that I am not just an avid film shooter but that Digital is part of my medium too.
As you can see, the D800 is my thing now, it equals the quality of an Ektachrome in my Hasselblad, so to say…
But digital can’t beat film for B&W, yet!
The best lenses are the prime ones, the 50 mm and the 85 mm, but the 16-30mm isn’t bad either…
An amazing ‘gadget’ is the Eye-Feye, this synchronises the camera with the iPad (mini). It’s the digital Polaroïd test shot I used to take when shooting Ekta’s at the time. The grey card is still a very useful tool too.
For cleaning the sensor, I use the gellstick from Pentax and a LED penlight, it’s easy and works very well.
The “tout propre” packs are wet tissues for cleaning the LCD screen, and I can’t leave the house without a peace of rope, it always comes useful too…
The handkerchief is for the lenses.
Salut,
Philippe
You can see more of Philippe’s work on his site http://www.photoeil.be/welcome.html
Thanks for sharing your bag with us Philippe. Now that is a change.
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Cheers
Japancamerahunter
Do you think is it good to use the freewifi card : I am planning to buy one
I can only mimic the sentiment for the 800e.
They´re well worth a try if you can get your hands on them and
are really decent candidates to become legacy cameras in their own right.
@Phillipe:
The fuji X cameras in the upper 1000+ ISO range does a mean b&w though.