lynnb
Veteran
XA. It's not just the XA's small size, it's the way the rounded body fits comfortably into, and is easy to get out of, a pocket. The aperture priority auto makes it very quick to operate.
denizg7
Well-known
iphone , beats that holga crap anyway
Rico
Well-known
Contax T3 in a shirt pocket, no sagging.
matt_mcg2
Established
For me:
Rollei AFM35 [aka Fuji Klasse]
But I've had and liked:
Olympus Mju II [aka Stylus Epic].
Kodak Retina IIc [compact but heavy, excellent lens]
Olympus XA [not mad keen on the lens on these, but they are tiny]
Rollei AFM35 [aka Fuji Klasse]
But I've had and liked:
Olympus Mju II [aka Stylus Epic].
Kodak Retina IIc [compact but heavy, excellent lens]
Olympus XA [not mad keen on the lens on these, but they are tiny]
Vincent.G
Well-known
The IIIf and collapsible Elmar 50/3.5.
Drop dead gorgeous.
Drop dead gorgeous.
valdas
Veteran
Contax T2, Olympus Mju II or Minolta AF-C
FrozenInTime
Well-known
Ricoh GRD IV - it goes everywhere.
Small size ; Superb handling ; great RGBW LCD ; great macro ; Image stabilization ; ISO 800 indoors great ; great jpgs ... etc.
Small size ; Superb handling ; great RGBW LCD ; great macro ; Image stabilization ; ISO 800 indoors great ; great jpgs ... etc.
jesse1dog
Light Catcher
Lumix LX1 with ClearViewer - OK, I know I'm mad but that's what I grab even though I know I have' better' to use.
jesse
jesse
unixrevolution
Well-known
Film, precisely focusable: My XA, before the rangefinder patch went all faint on me.
Film, Scale Focus: The Minox 35ML is pretty small, but i actually prefer a Kodak Retina I folder.
Film, Medium Format: I have been known to carry my 6x8 "Kodak Folding Autographic Brownie No.2" in my pocket.
Digital: Either my new-to-me Pentax W90 or Pentax Optio A40.
Film, Scale Focus: The Minox 35ML is pretty small, but i actually prefer a Kodak Retina I folder.
Film, Medium Format: I have been known to carry my 6x8 "Kodak Folding Autographic Brownie No.2" in my pocket.
Digital: Either my new-to-me Pentax W90 or Pentax Optio A40.
sevo
Fokutorendaburando
Personally, I would not describe any 35mm as pocketable - but I have a Minox B and LX (and a Pentax 110, if there only were any decent film for it) for whenever I need a pocketable film camera.
kshapero
South Florida Man
Used to be a Rollei 35S but lately it has been my iPhone 4. I do need a new pocketable. Nikon 28ti or 35ti?
zuiko85
Veteran
Film; My Olympus VF Pen standard (first model)
Digital; I don't know much about digital, I have a Olympus E-410, it makes a fairly good meter for my film cameras.
Digital; I don't know much about digital, I have a Olympus E-410, it makes a fairly good meter for my film cameras.
BLKRCAT
75% Film
There is pretty decent film for the pentax 110! I'm having great fun with the lomography tiger film. However if you want to get away from the Lomo stuff theres that fukatsu 110 also.
My pocketable camera would be XA, XA2, LC-A, Holga Micro 110, or Vivitar UWS.
dotur
od karnevala
Rollei 35 and Pana LX3.
micromontenegro
Well-known
Rollei 35, of course.
D.O'K.
Darren O'Keeffe.
Another vote for the Rollei 35 or Olympus XA.
Regards,
D.
Regards,
D.
f16sunshine
Moderator
Both of my xa2's have developed unreliable shutter response. They went from favorite to unusable 
pschauss
Well-known
Super Ikonta 530 (6x4.5).
jcrutcher
Veteran
Leica CM Autofocus flash compact (slightly larger than Rollei 35) fast lens.
giellaleafapmu
Well-known
Mmmmmh, so far besides the Rollei 35, which I have and honestly don't like too much it seems that Contax T3, Olympus XA (which I also don't like too much) and Ricoh are the names which appear all the time. Then I though that maybe I should try to trade my Rollei (or maybe not because it is a Singapore version and maybe I wouldn't get too much) for a Contax or or Ricoh. I then checked a bit about Ricoh, both in film and digital version when I found that there existed also a Ricoh GR21, does anyone know how the two (GR1 and GR21) compare?
GLF
GLF