BIG DOLLAR investment

[ilookalot]

i saw this set up at a round of the world surfing titles, lots of dollars for equipment like this i should imagine!!! he was the only one with a twin set up but there was lots of other huge lenses, i had a case of small lens syndrome for awhile

[easyrider]

That would be a sweet baseball setup.

[SusanH1970]

Yowza!

I wants it. I wants the precious! LOL

[douglas]

That would be too heavy for an old guy like me, I would need a carrier person!

[ilookalot]

i would be interested in seeing his photos i bet they are almost lifesize compared to my 300mm lense

[RLucas]

[codewarrior00007]

I've one of these gives me good exercise and kills cravings to buy the expensive gear.

[Cam Monroe]

I saw one of those up on the blue ridge parkway today.
A couple were kicked back in lawn chairs snapping pictures of a peregrine falcon riding the air currents.
At first glance, I thought he had a telescope!..lol

[J. r. Weems]

TWO QUESTIONS? Do they REALLY WORK? And just where are such monsters found? BY 'work' I mean do they produce SERIOUS quality?

[CaptainNH]

Looks like an el-cheapo setup to me........compared to the Robert Hanashiro rig used to capture Barry Bond's record home run.

"For home run #756, USA Today staff photographer Robert Hanashiro was able to achieve 30 frames-per-second by constructing a three-camera sequence rig consisting of Canon Mark III digital camera bodies (10 fps each); three 600mm f/4 lenses; two sets of MultiMAX radio triggers and cords (plus 2 back ups); Slik “triple plate” (to mount three cameras/lenses); Gitzo Pro Studex tripod and tripod head; three 10-pound Boa sandbags."