Thursday, May 13, 2010

Used Gear Available

I'm passing on some of my used gear ... this equipment is in excellent (like new) condition.


  1. Sekonic L-208 Incident Light Meter ($60.00 US)

  2. Tenba Large Shootout 2-Camera Bag ($100.00 US)

  3. Manfrotto 804RC2 Pan-Tilt Tripod Head ($45.00 US)



These items are sold as-is, buyer will pay the shipping on the items, UPS Ground or 2nd Day.

Each item includes original packaging, warranty cards (if applicable), and accessories.



Some history:
The Sekonic was used only a couple times - it helped me gain some confidence in the camera's built-in meter, it's in the original box, with battery, lanyard, hot-shoe mount, screws, and bag.

The Tenba never left the house, used it to store lenses and accessory items there are no tears in the bag, includes all the original dividers and alternative divider sets. This bag is the largest of the shootout series and in all black. Large enough to hold a 17" macbook pro - along with body and lenses.

That leaves us with the Tripod head ... this is an excellent starter head ... a bit more stable than a ball head. The 804RC2 comes in the original box with all the parts ... head, plus three adjustment handles.



Feel free to contact me by phone if you have any specific questions about the items I have up for sale ... I accept payment through PayPal ONLY.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Website Up and Running

I launched the new website format. Included some new things, implemented Google Mapping - for location ideas ;)

I'm multi-tasking pretty heavy right now, with classes at the local college campus, and trying to get this business of photography thing off the ground.

The new website lacks a portfolio/gallery component. This is forthcoming, as I have several thousand images to sort through ... gotta pick out the best of the best for show.

I recently acquired a few things to help with my portrait work ... such as a portable back-drop kit, and materials for backdrops ... I've been hitting area furniture places and second-hand shops trying to find the perfect posing bench/stool/chair. I found one, but it was a little outta my budget ... a rather beautiful antique slip-chair for about $200. So that quest continues.

I noticed today that Dave Jackson is now offering a couple 1-day portrait workshops at his new studio in Appleton, WI ... I so wish I could make that trip ... but alas, the scheduled dates don't match my current class schedules :(