Klaus Rathke
D800 Tank Configuration - 32/52
Coming back from a family shot I saw my camera in this configuration in front of me - and thought: this looks like a tank more than anything else. With the metal heavy 80-200mm and all of the stacks on top of the hot shoe - a pocket wizard trigger and the remote control plus the metal mount for the tripod on the lens... And that 'tank look' is what I wanted to get across in this picture.
Sorry to admit - I love the ruggedness of that beast! And I am quite a bit proud to own this gear... Usually I am not a big "what's in my bag" guy - but this scene was screaming at me. So I hope my Canon and other camera friends can stay neutral and I don't receive too many rants ;-)
So I though I will go with a product shot this week... Shot with my Nikon D7000.
Strobist Info: Two Elinchrom DX 400. One from above with a beauty dish and one from camera right with a 20 degree grid. Paced on a glass plate in front of a fashion grey seamless paper background.
D800 Tank Configuration - 32/52
Coming back from a family shot I saw my camera in this configuration in front of me - and thought: this looks like a tank more than anything else. With the metal heavy 80-200mm and all of the stacks on top of the hot shoe - a pocket wizard trigger and the remote control plus the metal mount for the tripod on the lens... And that 'tank look' is what I wanted to get across in this picture.
Sorry to admit - I love the ruggedness of that beast! And I am quite a bit proud to own this gear... Usually I am not a big "what's in my bag" guy - but this scene was screaming at me. So I hope my Canon and other camera friends can stay neutral and I don't receive too many rants ;-)
So I though I will go with a product shot this week... Shot with my Nikon D7000.
Strobist Info: Two Elinchrom DX 400. One from above with a beauty dish and one from camera right with a 20 degree grid. Paced on a glass plate in front of a fashion grey seamless paper background.