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• Our main full frame DSLR
• Created the 5D video look
• For smooth low noise images
• If we need real wide angle shots (e.g. using the Zeiss 21mm lens)

• We like them all: 7D, 600D and 60D
• The 60D has for us the best feature/price ratio
• Love to use it with the Canon 100mm f/2.8 IS Macro in Servo AF mode.

• Top resolution for an APS-C Sensor
• Excellent three dial control and handling
• Good EVF
• Good video quality

• Our top travel camera
• Top mirror-less camera
• Great image quality and good video
• Swivel EVF is expensive but also excellent

• We follow the m4/3 cameras from their beginning
• Video is extremely well implemented
• A full set of lenses is much smaller and lighter with the m43 system.
• We also often like the deeper DOF from m43 lenses

• Surprisingly good camera even with a small sensor
• Fast reaction
• Complete set is light

• A P&S camera we enjoy to use
• Very good zoom
• We use the EVF

• Optimized for use of your M-mount lenses

• Top P&S camera
• Very good zoom
• We like the OVF
• Very good images for a camera with this size of a 2/3" sensor

• Large sensor pro video camera
• Built-in ND filters helps a lot
• With m43 lenses it allows a very compact set
• We use it as a run-and-gun documentary camera

• Video is extremely well implemented
• Our lower cost alternative to the AF100
• Also a great still camera

• Maybe our most loved lens but the focal range is not so often useful
• Works great with AF Servo on the 60D

• We like the short to middle tele range
• Our most used lens for years
• We use it on 5D Mark II and 60D

• We use the 1.4x because we don't need dedicated longer lenses
• Works finr on the 70-200mm f/4 IS but even better on the 70-200mm f/2.8 IS

• Always fun to present lenses of great value
• Top Macro lens
• AF is not fast
• 50mm is more attractive than you may think (with 60D the angle of view is like 80mm FF)

• Useful compromize between zoom range and quality
• Better on 60D than 5D Mark II (due to the crop)
• We used it exclusively for our aerial photos
• Lightroom's Lens Corrections help

• If we want to go wide on the Canon 5D Mark II
• We love the look of the images

• This has an equivalent of 14-28mm FF field of view
• At first it seems expensive but if you compare with alternatives it is worth the price
• Small and light jewel

• Unique lens
• Filmakers love it
• Very well built

• Good lens (40mm FF equivalent)
• We added a metal lens hood from eBay
• Great with GH2 or GF1 (and likely the new G3)

• Very nice Macro lens with good image quality
• The Leica branding has it price
• AF is not fast
• If you use Panasonic G series cameras you may want one

• Nice lens for the price and size
• 200-600mm field of view at FF equivalent
• Not without flaws (zoom is not smooth)
• Amazing with video (sample video from AF100)
• This is a 100-300mm lens you can carry with you all the time

• For good 1080p video you need a fast and reliable card (e.g. our AF100)
• Stay with good brand names
• Also follow good practices: Never remove a card while the camera is still writing to the card, best to format in camera, best use card write protection while ingesting on a Mac.

• Harsh flash light looks bad from your camera
• The Puffer softens your light
• This is a great and inexpensive tool if you want to use your on camera flash
• We found that the model for the Canon 60D fits also on the Panasonic GH2
• For the Olympus E-Models try the m43 version

• Camera Levels are important tools (not only for panoramic work).
• The Ross Camera Level has a lower profile than other levels. This makes it way less in our way.

• Nice grip with small quick release plate
• We use it for P&S cameras (e.g. Olympus XZ-1) but also with the iPhone and GoPro
• We have multiple plates for different cameras

• Helps to find your batteries
• Small but nice tool