I took this picture all by myself.

This page is hopelessly outdated, and I guess one of these days I'll get around to fixing it, but not today...

Current prices of Canon EOS camera equipment at B&H (mail order in New York City). A complete list of mailing addresses at B&H is available on their website.

Okay, so now you know what the camera costs in the U.S., in U.S. dollars. But how much is that? Currency conversions!

My review of the Tamron 200-400 f5.6 zoom.

Well, there will be more here later, but for now how about my equipment list?

• Camera Body: Canon EOS A2 with vertical grip
• Canon 20-35 f3.5-4.5 USM
• Canon 28-105 f3.5-4.5 USM
• Canon 50 f1.8
• Canon 70-200 f2.8L USM
• Tamron 200-400 f5.6
• Tamron 1.4X teleconverter
• Canon 2X teleconverter
• Canon 25mm extension tube
• Bogen 3221 tripod with 3265 Action Grip Ballhead
• And a nice, big, expensive Tamrac backpack bag to put it all into

What camera should you buy? Well, either Canon or Nikon, but Canon is better...

Photography links

• Information about Canon EOS cameras is available on the EOS mailing list. The website describes how to join the mailing list.

• Need a basic primer on photography? Check out the Intro to Photography FAQ.

• Sample of the standard ASMP Model Release.

• Chasseur d'Images is forcing everyone to remove any references to their lens tests. Fortunately, Photodo puts their lens tests on the web. Their MTF tests are here.

• Need more info on photography? Take a look at Bengt's Photo Page for more FAQ's than you could ever possibly want to look at.

• Canon USA's Camera Page

• Who has the very best page for photography with the very best pictures? Philip Greenspun beyond a shadow of a doubt.

• Don Baccus has a very nice nature and photography page.

• Bob Atkins also has a good page for nature & wildlife photography as well as EOS equipment. He's also been working to organize the usenet rec.photo.* hierarchy. (And doing a good job).

• Home Pages of the Members of the EOS Mailing List.

• Nice landscapes and B&W portraiture on Ann Lee's Page

• Variety of subjects on Jan Faul's pages