Comic-Con Kit

P Shooter · 07-20-2013, 04:50 PM

I went to Comic-con last year in New York, and you going to have a blast! the best thing is don't take to much equipment, a 16-50mm and a wide
like a 35mm (50mm) is great. A lot of people wear costumes and they love to have their pictures taken, the aisles get very crowded so using a tele
sometimes is does not work. Have Fun.

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Roob-N-Boots · 07-20-2013, 10:33 PM

Originally posted by mickey

Be sure to post some photos when you can.

i will later in the week, going to be working 12 hour shifts for the next three days so my next day off I will go through pics.

Roob-N-Boots · 07-20-2013, 10:48 PM

Originally posted by P Shooter

I went to Comic-con last year in New York, and you going to have a blast! the best thing is don't take to much equipment, a 16-50mm and a wide
like a 35mm (50mm) is great. A lot of people wear costumes and they love to have their pictures taken, the aisles get very crowded so using a tele
sometimes is does not work. Have Fun.

Thanks, your right. Next time I'll just take K-5 and 16-50 along with F5o instead of 35 though since I like it for tighter shots in the open areas along with the 1 1/2 stops difference from zoom lens. Over all i had a blast, kind of wish i would have taken more pics but every time I stopped i would lose the group. Didn't want to me rude since they hooked me up with a free ticket. The only time I used the F135 was to take a picture of MMA fighter Rampage from far since security would not let you get to close for that long.

carrrlangas · 07-20-2013, 10:54 PM

Originally posted by Roob-N-Boots

The only time I used the F135 was to take a picture of MMA fighter Rampage from far since security would not let you get to close for that long.

Well thought. If the photo came out good, it was worth hauling it!

Roob-N-Boots · 07-20-2013, 11:07 PM

Originally posted by carrrlangas

g it

Originally posted by carrrlangas

Well thought. If the photo came out good, it was worth hauling it!

I'll have to look at it on my computer. I got to get very close later on in order to take my friends pictures with him, very funny guy although he is a big time pervert. We tried shacking my friend Sally's hand very hard and fast in order to make her breasts shake, when she covered herself with a flyer he said "why are you covering up?" He was pulling that kind of stuff with every woman that got his autograph or had a pic taken with him.

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07-20-2013, 04:50 PM	#16
P Shooter Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 35	I went to Comic-con last year in New York, and you going to have a blast! the best thing is don't take to much equipment, a 16-50mm and a wide like a 35mm (50mm) is great. A lot of people wear costumes and they love to have their pictures taken, the aisles get very crowded so using a tele sometimes is does not work. Have Fun. P

07-20-2013, 10:33 PM	#17
Roob-N-Boots Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Palm Springs CA Posts: 393 Original Poster	Originally posted by mickey Be sure to post some photos when you can. i will later in the week, going to be working 12 hour shifts for the next three days so my next day off I will go through pics.

07-20-2013, 10:48 PM	#18
Roob-N-Boots Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Palm Springs CA Posts: 393 Original Poster	Originally posted by P Shooter I went to Comic-con last year in New York, and you going to have a blast! the best thing is don't take to much equipment, a 16-50mm and a wide like a 35mm (50mm) is great. A lot of people wear costumes and they love to have their pictures taken, the aisles get very crowded so using a tele sometimes is does not work. Have Fun. Thanks, your right. Next time I'll just take K-5 and 16-50 along with F5o instead of 35 though since I like it for tighter shots in the open areas along with the 1 1/2 stops difference from zoom lens. Over all i had a blast, kind of wish i would have taken more pics but every time I stopped i would lose the group. Didn't want to me rude since they hooked me up with a free ticket. The only time I used the F135 was to take a picture of MMA fighter Rampage from far since security would not let you get to close for that long.

07-20-2013, 10:54 PM	#19
carrrlangas Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Joensuu (Finland) Photos: Gallery Posts: 1,761	Originally posted by Roob-N-Boots The only time I used the F135 was to take a picture of MMA fighter Rampage from far since security would not let you get to close for that long. Well thought. If the photo came out good, it was worth hauling it!

07-20-2013, 11:07 PM	#20
Roob-N-Boots Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Palm Springs CA Posts: 393 Original Poster	Originally posted by carrrlangas g it Originally posted by carrrlangas Well thought. If the photo came out good, it was worth hauling it! I'll have to look at it on my computer. I got to get very close later on in order to take my friends pictures with him, very funny guy although he is a big time pervert. We tried shacking my friend Sally's hand very hard and fast in order to make her breasts shake, when she covered herself with a flyer he said "why are you covering up?" He was pulling that kind of stuff with every woman that got his autograph or had a pic taken with him.