rxmd
May contain traces of nut
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Average age of an RFF member...
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Nothing, but Carterofmars seems to see a connection.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
Avg age of an rff member?
Well my average age is 17! since my maximum age is 34 and minimum is byu default zero...
Well my average age is 17! since my maximum age is 34 and minimum is byu default zero...
sevo
Fokutorendaburando
Perhaps we should always give our average age? I feel half as old when I do so...
gDallasK
Member
Very worried - I'll turn sixty in a couple of months - will I immediately lose all interest in photography? Or just photography forums?
Chyn
Established
Come on, 31-40! I'm pleasantly surprised by the robust population of younger RFFers.
franco r
Newbie
50 next august... help me! I'm not ready.
Carterofmars
Well-known
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=103434
49.07% use film here on RFF. 34.16% report using a healthy mix of film and digiital.
Combined that's 83.23% of RFF members reporting to use film.
I think it's reasonable to consider that over 80% contributing to this poll are using film.
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Sparrow
Veteran
Ya, well ... how old's the film then?
rxmd
May contain traces of nut
And what's its zodiacal sign?
Sparrow
Veteran
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
barnwulf
Well-known
I don't understand the point of this thread??? Who cares? Jim
tlitody
Well-known
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Who really cares what anyone's favourite focal length, black and white film, light meter, developer etc may be?
We have to do something with this forum space that we've been given by the chosen one. (our bartender)
😀
gb hill
Veteran
Perhaps it's time for another "No Gear Sunday"
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Sparrow
Veteran
A classic bell shaped curve developing there .... much like your average RFF member
Kherberos
Laurent
I am impressed to see that there is actually about 15% of members in their 20's.
Even if we can't relate too directly membership with owning high grade camera, I remember that until 30 I was not able to purchase lots of things, such as "serious" cameras. My first "real" camera was a FM3a, back in 2001, with its 45mm nikkor. I was 26/27, and was in Japan (Tokyo) doing my military service. How happy I was !
Before that, I used a lot of disposable cameras. With great pleasure, and not the smallest bit of frustration (you can't miss what you don't know).
It is much later, that I discovered that in my grand mother attic, was waiting my grand uncle's 1947 Leica IIIc with its 1949 summitar (or was it the contrary?). I was 31.
Edit : It is nice to see there are many "elderly people" here. When it comes to photography, experience is of great importance.
Even if we can't relate too directly membership with owning high grade camera, I remember that until 30 I was not able to purchase lots of things, such as "serious" cameras. My first "real" camera was a FM3a, back in 2001, with its 45mm nikkor. I was 26/27, and was in Japan (Tokyo) doing my military service. How happy I was !
Before that, I used a lot of disposable cameras. With great pleasure, and not the smallest bit of frustration (you can't miss what you don't know).
It is much later, that I discovered that in my grand mother attic, was waiting my grand uncle's 1947 Leica IIIc with its 1949 summitar (or was it the contrary?). I was 31.
Edit : It is nice to see there are many "elderly people" here. When it comes to photography, experience is of great importance.
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Carterofmars
Well-known
30 to 60 years is when you do make the more serious money.
Carterofmars
Well-known
Who is over 100? Hope that's true. Very cool.
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