Mohsen, good to hear about the engine. Keep an alert ear for slow cranking, I've been bit by the dead battery bug a couple times out there now.
Posted by Ed Cordes on December 17, 2008 at 9:04 PM
Most important photo equipment is our inner vision.
Posted by Youssef Ismail on December 17, 2008 at 10:29 PM
Don't tell Marc, I think he would disagree
Posted by Paul DeCesare on December 23, 2008 at 2:38 PM
When you're well past your 20s like me, that 4WD sounds better and better. But there is one more ultra important piece of equipment I'd not want to be without, regardless of DSLR or point n shoot or film or medium format or pinhole box: my very solid tripod. A good image can be gotten wherever your creative eye looks, but think about what it would be like if you were never allowed to use any support device again, always having to handhold. Ugh.
That may change when they get ISO 200,000 to be as noise-free as ISO 100.
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9 repliesCan you reach the wild without these equipments?
But you are right to a point. Even with extreme & very routine maintenance one can never predict what lurks under those hoods when we are out there.
(I realize some or all of those options may not work in Saudi Arabia).
I just changed the engine
Brent,
None of them..it is all desert here.. humm not all, you can say 99%
That may change when they get ISO 200,000 to be as noise-free as ISO 100.