"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Not to bad to install yourself just time consuming.

 

Yeah.. Like don't be lazy this Saturday and bring your camera body and two lenses, 24-70 and 70-200

 

I'll even throw a 12-24 in for kicks

 

The trifecta!!!!

So that means you shoot Nikon..

 

Whatever! haha

That debate will never end.

Both great brands that produce amazing glass.

I just gave him the thumbs up because when I use to be involved in that expensive hobby, I shot a Nikon D800. And that body murders the 7D. just sayin..

 

D800 all the way baby

Canon and Nikon are both great camera systems though. I shoot all Nikon personally and when I freelance, but the company I work at full-time is all Canon gear (5D mIII).

Neither one holds a candle image quality-wise to the Hasselblad HD40 we use for print images, but that camera is in a league of it's own $$$$$

 

Well said!

Previous company I was a partner at had a Phase1 for studio work.

 

So.... @eon_blue

Saturday would be a great trip to bring your camera out

 

Probably gonna skip this one off shoot Saturday. I think this is the one that starts at the bowl
http://youtu.be/K2WOfhClE0Y

 

Speed Freek still does fab? x2, does awesome work.

 

Ya thats the bowl one

 

Speaking of suspension DIY, can anyone confirm on a 1st gen if there is anyway to inspect the LCA's bushings without screwing up the alignment? Maybe make marks of the alignment, remove the bolts and inspect? Can the washers be 'popped' off with the bushings in place? Here is a thread with some references, but I know nothing beyond that thread's content. Trying to hunt down why my rig feels like what HollyWood portrays B17s going through in a field of AA Flak when I'm simply rolling slowly over gravel vs my friends rig feeling like a Bentley. The steering bushings have been replaced, end-links feel good, UCAs already upgraded to Camburgs.

 

Yessir. Master Toyota mechanic, welder, fabricator. Does it all from his home garage.

 

Nice, years back at the first photo school I went to in SB they had a Phase One 4x5 large format digital back that attached to the back of our 4x5 film cameras. I forget what the resolution was (this was also 11 years ago) but the back itself cost almost $40 grand

 

Yeah, that's about what we paid for the medium format. And it was only the 40mp back.

 

I love my dslr

 

Does the Cleghorn group have a meeting spot setup for this Saturday?