Getting ready to move a business is just like any other move: you spend a lot of time waiting for workmen to show up: painters, electricians, plumbers, you name it. It seems Roger and Aaron got a little bored over at the new building. There wasn’t much to play with: lots of empty space, some lenses we’d started moving over, and some floor tiles they found. They had to entertain themselves somehow.

The Lensrentals Chess set
So a nice game of chess seemed like a good idea. I know: they were wrong for doing this. Very wrong. But since they did, does anybody want to rent a rather unique chess set? Shipping cost might be a deal breaker, though.
Addendum: well we figured we might as well plug it in to our rental model and price it: You can rent the Lensrentals Chess set for just $9,221.00 per week.



[...] Lens Rentals, a company that rents out photography equipment, is putting a new spin on the traditional chess set, replacing the regular pawns, rooks and knights with a bevy of Nikon and Canon lenses. [...]
How did the horse of Canon move? Trage chess move …
[...] Funny! By LensRentals [...]
That’s hilarious!!!
Awesome set! I just wonder how one deals with pawn promotion..any Zeiss or Leitz optics in reserve?
from fark.com:
“Bishop to f/8″
[...] Shall We Play A Game? [...]
I guess the Canon KingsKnight only will perform in combination with special openings. Otherwise it will not work properly (backfocus) or it has to be adjusted by Canon. The Canon QueensKnight only works with Mark IV-Kings, sunny weather provided.
[...] game of chess as played by photographers (very, very wealthy [...]
Nikon…….Mate!
[...] f/4 Kings and 500mm f4 Queens, 400mm f/2.8 Bishops, 300mm f/2.8 Knights, and 200mm f/2.0 Rooks. Lens Rentals initially set it up while moving some equipment around but now it’s an actual rental product. [...]
[...] the Lens Rentals via Craziest [...]
[...] happens when you’ve got a lot of bored nerds with too much stuff in the house: the most expensive chess board I can [...]
the smaller size lenses (prime lenses) stand in front as pion?