Just now, I commented on Sun's LiveJournal about what I want for camera gear, (SONY doesnt make professional camera gear :-p), blowing a personal rule of talking in public about what it is I REALLY want.
Sure, I want a Fuji S7000 and a Fuji S-2 Pro/Nikon D-100/D2H with all the lenses to make moola with..
But my dreams are bigger.
My own properly equipped professional studio, with all the accoutrements (espresso maker and art school co-ed assistants/models included).
My studio tho will be all digital workflow.
Which means what I REALLY want will cost Big Money.
Background:
Until I started helping pro photographers convert to a digital workflow, I didnt really know that there is a WHOLE NOTHER digital camera world out there.
The land of expensive digital camera backs. That come tethered to their own computers. With their own software.
So.. I want THIS.
Fujifilm DBP for GX680. 40 megapixel ouput. LARGE format. Oooh baby...
$22 Grand plus is the suggested retail.
Granted, batteries and the camera comes seperately - but hey, you cant have everything.
And this is just ONE of my dreams.
Yes, I dream big, but I dont tell people that.
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They say the universe provides... but sometimes you wonder what the gods have up their sleeves when they hand out the goodies..
Cuz there is always a catch.
Yesterday, I got a brand new pair of Serious Boots. Good for wading into muddy, cold artic tundra. Or the rainy streets of San Fraincisco in winter (*larfs ass off*).
Ok, fine.
THEN today, I got a Lowe Alpine backpack.
WTF??
WHERE THE HELL AM I GOING????
Its got space for ALL my stuff and pretty much any camera gear, including tripods that I may ever need to carry.
Oh yeah, and in the backpack was a North Face Winter Jacket.
Uh-huh.
See questions 1 and 2 above.
So, to the universe which provides.. thank you for the christmas stuff.
What's the catch?
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Oh yeah, I got the gear from a man who travels the world, writes books.. he is off to Thailand for the winter, and he was shedding accumulated gear he didnt need.
Cuz he needs to travel light.
A true Itinerant.
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