[trevor]

I shoot a Canon Rebel XT. What are you using?

Canon 5D with some pro glass. High quality glass is key.

And for all the non-photo nerds, glass = lenses. :thumb:

:lol: , sorry for the geek-speak.

[moejiles]

Great shots Trevor - you have a good eye.

Just a question though, I thought we were not allowed to bring detachable lenses into the shows, or are they relaxing that rule for this tour, or did you guys(you & Chris if you are reading this) get permission.
I would love to bring my Nikon D200 in when they come out for the Banff/Calgary run. I am row 8 in Banff and row 6 here in Calgary with a possibility of moving to row AAA center. I would like to bring in my 70-200 f2.8., although Id bring something smaller if I score those pit tickets.

Cheers
Joe

[chris]

Great shots Trevor - you have a good eye.

Just a question though, I thought we were not allowed to bring detachable lenses into the shows, or are they relaxing that rule for this tour, or did you guys(you & Chris if you are reading this) get permission.
I would love to bring my Nikon D200 in when they come out for the Banff/Calgary run. I am row 8 in Banff and row 6 here in Calgary with a possibility of moving to row AAA center. I would like to bring in my 70-200 f2.8., although Id bring something smaller if I score those pit tickets.

Cheers
Joe

The rule of thumb is "nothing professional, nothing bigger than your head." I had my D80 and a 50mm - everyone was cool with it, but it's a tiny lens. Don't press your luck (you'd hate to have some over zealous security guard reach out and torque your lens), and there's no point in testing the rule of The Hip (we'd all hate for them to change their rule of letting us record audio and video, and any point and shoot cameras).

[Corpse]

Very cool Trevor. I always love your shots