PM'ers and their cameras

[PizzaJerk]

As stated in the subject, I would like to know what kind of camera people are using to photograph their work. I have seen some magazine worthy shots around here (whether it be of your food, oven setup etc.) leading me to believe that some of you have at least a novice interest in photography. Some could say food and photography go very well together. Anyway, please feel free to post some of your favorite works (whatever they may be) and what type of camera used to capture them. Thanks in advance.

Anthony

[Bill/SFNM]

iPhone5 camera:

[Chicago Bob]

HTC EVO 4G...bad lighting an all. 

[dellavecchia]

Nikon D7000 with 105mm F/2 lens.

BTW, you can download the photo and view it's EXIF data on any photo program, which will tell you pretty much everything about the camera, lens, and setting used to take the pic - even the location if it is from a phone. If you want to protect your privacy, make sure you tell the photo program you are using to strip out that data. Pictures from iPhones are highly telling in their EXIF data.

John

[Bill/SFNM]

If you want to protect your privacy, make sure you tell the photo program you are using to strip out that data.

I strip everything out but my copyright.

Here is one of my favorite recent ones of pancetta tesa  - Nikon D800, 70-200 f/2.8

[Chicago Bob]

Nikon D7000 with 105mm F/2 lens.

BTW, you can download the photo and view it's EXIF data on any photo program, which will tell you pretty much everything about the camera, lens, and setting used to take the pic - even the location if it is from a phone. If you want to protect your privacy, make sure you tell the photo program you are using to strip out that data. Pictures from iPhones are highly telling in their EXIF data.

John

I don't see a location on my phone pic submission...

[TXCraig1]

Old Fuji FinePix S2 Pro w/ Nikon 18-200 f/3.5-5.6 ED VR

The camera needs to be upgraded, however the lens is a miracle. You never need to take it off the camera. There is almost nothing it can't do. The VR effectively increases the speed by 3-4 stops.

[Chicago Bob]

Old Fuji FinePix S2 Pro w/ Nikon 18-200 f/3.5-5.6 ED VR

The camera needs to be upgraded, however the lens is a miracle. You never need to take it off the camera. There is almost nothing it can't do. The VR effectively increases the speed by 3-4 stops.

I don't care how old/needs upgrading....that pic and that pizza pie almost look like magic or sumthin'.
Bill's oven photo has a warm,clean serene feel to it....real nice.

[Tscarborough]

Canon Powershot series for the last 15 years or so (this was an A520), cheap, small, and take decent photos for the web.

[PizzaJerk]

My girlfriend's old Kodak C190 (a basic digital) this was taken during a recent trip to the Catskill Mountains. I would like a camera of my own soon 

[PizzaJerk]

Great shots so far guys, thanks for the input. Very talented people here, in more ways than pizza making 

[widespreadpizza]

curious,  when some of these photos look so good,  why not host them to a site that you can see them in full res,  or dl them?

[PizzaJerk]

curious,  when some of these photos look so good,  why not host them to a site that you can see them in full res,  or dl them?

Would you then be able to post them in a thread like this one for instance?

[steelplayer]

Canon EOS Rebel XS various lenses...