Want to rent me your Full Frame Canon SLR for a day?
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Want to rent me your Full Frame Canon SLR for a day?
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I need to rent a 5d, 5d mark II, or 1ds Mark III (need full frame canon) with a 60mm macro and 100mm macro for a one day above water jewelry shoot (if you have flash I will rent that too). I live in Miami and could pick up anywhere within an hour or so of Miami. Need to pickup ASAP (tonight if possible) and return the next day.
Thanks,
-Cameron
I need to rent a 5d, 5d mark II, or 1ds Mark III (need full frame canon) with a 60mm macro and 100mm macro for a one day above water jewelry shoot (if you have flash I will rent that too). I live in Miami and could pick up anywhere within an hour or so of Miami. Need to pickup ASAP (tonight if possible) and return the next day.
Thanks,
-Cameron
You will have a hard time finding the 60 macro for the full frame. AFAIK, the Canon 60 is only for ef-s cameras. The older Canon 50 macro will work though. There is the Tamron 60 but it is also designed for aps-c but might fit on the 5d. The canon lens won't even fit. Is the lens depot near by. They have the bodies/lenses but I don't know if they rent for a day only.
Bill
You will have a hard time finding the 60 macro for the full frame. AFAIK, the Canon 60 is only for ef-s cameras. The older Canon 50 macro will work though. There is the Tamron 60 but it is also designed for aps-c but might fit on the 5d. The canon lens won't even fit. Is the lens depot near by. They have the bodies/lenses but I don't know if they rent for a day only.
Bill
Thanks Bill, I would have ended up with the wrong lens.
I got everything I needed, along with great results. It's good to be part of such a great group of photographers.
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You will have a hard time finding the 60 macro for the full frame. AFAIK, the Canon 60 is only for ef-s cameras. The older Canon 50 macro will work though. There is the Tamron 60 but it is also designed for aps-c but might fit on the 5d. The canon lens won't even fit. Is the lens depot near by. They have the bodies/lenses but I don't know if they rent for a day only.
Bill
For future reference, the Canon EFS 60mm lens works very well on full frame dSLRs with the 12mm EF2 extension tube added to it. It will focus from about 40cm down to greater than 1:1 with only marginal vignetting at 40cm and would probably make an excellent jewelery lens.....
For future reference, the Canon EFS 60mm lens works very well on full frame dSLRs with the 12mm EF2 extension tube added to it. It will focus from about 40cm down to greater than 1:1 with only marginal vignetting at 40cm and would probably make an excellent jewelery lens.....
I often shoot the 60 with the 12 mm extension and a 1.4 tele underwater but I haven't shot it much on land with only the extension tube. My take was that if I were shooting on land and needed 1:1 the 100 would be the way to go since working distance shouldn't be too much of a concern.