Cutaway of a D3 and a 14-24 2.8

Discussion in 'Digital Cameras & Equipment' started by mPower, Mar 13, 2008.

  1. mPower

    mPower Member

  2. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

  3. joedisney

    joedisney Member

    Why waste perfectly good hot chocolate and apple sauce...... :D
     
  4. DisneyGeek92

    DisneyGeek92 Member

    Roger, what the heck was that? Why would he do that? That's horrible!
     
  5. mPower

    mPower Member

    Yeah, I laughed at that one, but did you see the one where he dropped a cell phone, and then the D3 from about one story onto a tiled sidewalk?!
     
  6. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    I am disgusted by this idiot. I am all for believing that my equipment are tools, but to do this intentionally with a $5000 camera and an $1800 lens. You are a spoiled jerk.
     
  7. mPower

    mPower Member

    Spoiled for doing it what that kit, nevermind the several other D2x's and h's he has...he's a 20 year old student! Lots of $$, less sense.
     
  8. Dan

    Dan Member

    That is very cool, the cutaway thing I mean. Being able to see the light path that the secondary mirror creates, the way that some light goes through the main mirror and is then deflected down, that's really cool.
     
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  9. DisneyGeek92

    DisneyGeek92 Member

    He's a college student, every college student I know can barely afford to eat and he destroys a really exensive camera.
     
  10. mPower

    mPower Member

    oh no, as the 'drop test' said at the end...'it survived!' (though he didn't show the camera before or after he dropped it - who knows, it could have been an 80's Pentax!)
     

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