Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: diuser on September 16, 2011, 12:48:21 am
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http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2011/09/15/camera-lens-falls-from-sky-through-roof-of-petaluma-home/
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Ooh! A Canon lens!
I guess I'll have to switch to Nikon after all. I'm sure their lenses come with on-board, self-deploying parachutes.
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Ooh! A Canon lens!
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Yes and not a cheap one, it's a "L" lens! I didn't know that I could punch holes in roofs with those lenses!
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single use only. :D seriously, terminal velocity is probably arround 200 mph.
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Somewhere around there is an aerial photographer with slippery fingers keeping a really low profile.
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original purchaser will likely get a phone call since the serial number is probably traceable - warranty or not.
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Lucky to have that protective filter...
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Yes and not a cheap one, it's a "L" lens! I didn't know that I could punch holes in roofs with those lenses!
Lens hood is an EW-83H, which fits 24-105mm f/4L .
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Mwahahaha my super slingshot test was a success!
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Probably just a thief who thought he'd stolen a Nikon lens and showed his natural disgust by throwing it as high and as far as he could.
Steve