FrankS
Registered User
So, have you got a camera dedicated to riding in your car's glovebox?
Me, I've got a Rollei 35B with 200asa colour neg film.
You?
Me, I've got a Rollei 35B with 200asa colour neg film.
You?
bsdunek
Old Guy with a Corgi
Well, not in the glovebox. I don't think that's a good place for a camera, IMHO. My Yashica GSN bag rides on the floor behind the drivers seat. It's ready to grab-n-go. Usuelly loaded with 400 neg. color film. 
cmogi10
Bodhisattva
My M6 or MP goes everywhere with me, so If I'm in the car, chances are one of them is in the car as well. I don't have a dedicated car camera because well,
A, I don't have a car anymore...I decided camera gear was more important hah, and
B, why leave a camera in the car when I have one on me at all times?
A, I don't have a car anymore...I decided camera gear was more important hah, and
B, why leave a camera in the car when I have one on me at all times?
OlyMan
Established
I've been thinking bad thoughts about getting another Trip 35 from here, maybe the one with red or blue leather. If I did that, I'd keep my recently-acquired tatty one (with a black button and the feet/meters markings missing off the lens), in the car for those opportunistic moments. I wouldn't want to keep my 'better' Trip 35 in the car in case it got damaged and tbh I'm looking for a good excuse to get a customized one . Is it possible to have too many Trip 35s? This would be #3!
. Is it possible to have too many Trip 35s? This would be #3!vrgard
Well-known
Not in my car but in my bag I've been carrying a Minox 35ML.
-Randy
-Randy
mfunnell
Shaken, so blurred
My glovebox camera is a Zorki 6 with collapsible I-50 and a couple of rolls of film. It doesn't get much use, but its been very handy on occasion.
...Mike
...Mike
ully
ully
Rc & Gsn
Rc & Gsn
The Oly RC on the center console and my GSN in back of drivers seat on the floor.
One with B&W and one with 200 color film.
Cheers
Rc & Gsn
The Oly RC on the center console and my GSN in back of drivers seat on the floor.
One with B&W and one with 200 color film.
Cheers
robin a
Well-known
Hi,I keep a Fed2 with a I50 in my backpack all the time.I'm usually on my motor cycle except for rainy days.............Robin
Dektol Dan
Well-known
You betcha! A Canon point and shoot. I have many traffic crashes recorded and not much art so far, but I have plenty of nice clouds for my cloud series! Just find me the right ambulance chaser and I'll retire!
Murray Kelly
Well-known
A Pentax 110 or a Kiev 303. Color in the former and B&W in the latter. No call so far for emergency use - one never knows, but!
Murray
Brisbane Oz
Murray
Brisbane Oz
ClaremontPhoto
Jon Claremont
A no-name disposable.
feenej
Well-known
I keep a worn out Olympus 35RC in my glovebox too, except in Summer. Even in Wisconsin it gets to be 120 F or more in the car in Summer. My TLR died after I left it in that heat one time.
hongkonguk
Newbie
I now keep an Olympus XA2 with me and I love using it. I am just waiting to see the results of the first roll I have run through. Will post the results if they are successful.
kully
Happy Snapper
hongkonguk said:I now keep an Olympus XA2 with me and I love using it. I am just waiting to see the results of the first roll I have run through. Will post the results if they are successful.
Exactly the same camera for me in my car too with colour C41.
I really like getting the rolls back, as the span of time between the first and last frame is normally three or four seasons and three or four countries
bob cole
Well-known
SCOTFORTHLAD
Slow learner,but keen!
I used to keep a Fed 4,but it went to another rff'r a while back.
This reminds me of a permanent quandary---why can't I decide upon a single camera to answer the majority of my needs,whether to keep in the car or otherwise,rather than 'messing around' with different cameras.
You know the sort of thing,pocketable of course,good lens,nice (not too squinty )viewfinder,and as many manual functions as possible.
Ah well.
Brian.
This reminds me of a permanent quandary---why can't I decide upon a single camera to answer the majority of my needs,whether to keep in the car or otherwise,rather than 'messing around' with different cameras.
You know the sort of thing,pocketable of course,good lens,nice (not too squinty )viewfinder,and as many manual functions as possible.
Ah well.
Brian.
dazedgonebye
Veteran
Oly Stylus Epic in the car door pocket.
Dean C Williams
Dean
This one
Santafecino
button man
Olympus XA with Walgreen's C41 EI200 film. It fits in a slot in front of the shift lever in my Cherokee. I leave it set at f:8 and 5 meters.
But I really prefer a 50mm lens and B&W, and will probably replace it with a Kiev 4, J8, yellow filter and Tri-X.
But I really prefer a 50mm lens and B&W, and will probably replace it with a Kiev 4, J8, yellow filter and Tri-X.
Finder
Veteran
Hexar AF. Or a small digital camera.