I've only seen the show a few times, but I'm sure all us would-be pro photographers like to know what the real pros use. I was happy with glee when I saw one of the guys pull out my EOS 3, I ran and got my wife and showed her, and she looked at me like I just lost my marbles, but I was very excited to see that. I agree that more tips would make me a very happy camper but I would like to see an 1-hour format show even more! Ricky >I have to agree with that, because when I was watching the show, I couldn't >figure out what gear they was using. People like me watch shows like this >to see what the Pros use to shoot their shots, so that we have a better idea >what to use and how to use it. Sure we understand that it's the magic of >TV, but would it be that hard to use the right representation for the right >camera? I had to chuckle when I read your post. One of the things that always drives me nuts on Photo Safari is trying to identify which L-series super telephoto they are using. Since I'm not rich enough to OWN any of the big super telephotos I don't have any exposure to the real thing. :-) I noticed that each lens actually has a unique profile if you know what to look for. What we need is a silhouette chart similar to those used during WW-II for identifying enemy aircraft. An alternative is to use the Canon catalog. * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
