How many digital cameras have you owned?
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kuuan
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1) Canon Powershot S10 ( at 1200 usd the most expensive camera that I ever have bought )
2) Ricoh Caplio R3
3) Konica Minolta A2
4) Fuji F31fd
5) Pentax *istDs
6) Pentax K-x
7) Sony NEX5n
8) Ricoh GXR M
9) Sony A7
only Powershot S10, Pentax K-x and Sony NEX5n were bought new, all other second hand. still have 7 of them, all working, gave away 1) and 6) to friends
2) Ricoh Caplio R3
3) Konica Minolta A2
4) Fuji F31fd
5) Pentax *istDs
6) Pentax K-x
7) Sony NEX5n
8) Ricoh GXR M
9) Sony A7
only Powershot S10, Pentax K-x and Sony NEX5n were bought new, all other second hand. still have 7 of them, all working, gave away 1) and 6) to friends
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
LarsAC
Established
A small Canon P&S
D100
D200
D300
D700
Sony A7
D800
Fuji X-Pro1
D750
Lars
D100
D200
D300
D700
Sony A7
D800
Fuji X-Pro1
D750
Lars
alan davus
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Panasonic GF1
Fuji X10
Panasonic GM5
Leica M-E
Still have them all. The small sensor cameras are mainly used when hiking.
Fuji X10
Panasonic GM5
Leica M-E
Still have them all. The small sensor cameras are mainly used when hiking.
E.M
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only one , a Nikon D3 since it came out .
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
Three.
My first was a Nikon D70, which I used for several years before giving it to my son when he was 11 years old. He's 19 now, so he's had it a long time.
My second was a Kodak DCS 14N, one of the first fullrame cameras, based on a Nikon body, 14mp. Very high resolution at the time. Best color rendering of any digital I have ever used, but it got very noisy with long exposures or any ISO setting above the base setting of ISO-80.
Since 2012, I've used and been very happy with a Canon 5DmkII. I really want the new 50mp 5Ds, but can't afford it now. I like the mkII a lot, and will use it for several more years.
My first was a Nikon D70, which I used for several years before giving it to my son when he was 11 years old. He's 19 now, so he's had it a long time.
My second was a Kodak DCS 14N, one of the first fullrame cameras, based on a Nikon body, 14mp. Very high resolution at the time. Best color rendering of any digital I have ever used, but it got very noisy with long exposures or any ISO setting above the base setting of ISO-80.
Since 2012, I've used and been very happy with a Canon 5DmkII. I really want the new 50mp 5Ds, but can't afford it now. I like the mkII a lot, and will use it for several more years.
ForestCap
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My first digi-cam is a compact Casio Exilim.
The second one which is occasionally being used is an Olympus PEN E-P3.
I've had fun with both cameras.
If phone camera counts then add an iPhone and an iPad. I'm still using the first iPhone bought 2008.
The second one which is occasionally being used is an Olympus PEN E-P3.
I've had fun with both cameras.
If phone camera counts then add an iPhone and an iPad. I'm still using the first iPhone bought 2008.
edge100
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Canon 10D
Canon 1D mkII
Canon 5D mkII
Fuji X100
Fuji X-Pro1
Fuji X100T
Fuji X-T10
Leica M-E (x2, including my current one)
Nikon D800 (my 'scanning DSLR')
Canon 1D mkII
Canon 5D mkII
Fuji X100
Fuji X-Pro1
Fuji X100T
Fuji X-T10
Leica M-E (x2, including my current one)
Nikon D800 (my 'scanning DSLR')
FujiLove
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2002: a Minolta thing that needed an external battery pack. No idea what it was called. A huge waste of money.
2005: Nikon D70. I really quite liked that camera even though I only had the kit zoom. Sold it for peanuts. A bit of a waste of money.
2007: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX30. Bought to use when I couldn't be bothered lugging the SLR around. I still have it and it still works fine. I use it for taking photos to put on eBay.
2011: iPhone 4S. Still using it.
2013: Fuji X100S. LOVED that camera (see username) but soon realised that what I really wanted was the same camera in which I could shoot film. Sold it and bought a Hexar AF.
2016: My Hasselblad 503, Rolleiflex 3.5F and Leica M3 instantly quash any digital camera GAS!
2005: Nikon D70. I really quite liked that camera even though I only had the kit zoom. Sold it for peanuts. A bit of a waste of money.
2007: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX30. Bought to use when I couldn't be bothered lugging the SLR around. I still have it and it still works fine. I use it for taking photos to put on eBay.
2011: iPhone 4S. Still using it.
2013: Fuji X100S. LOVED that camera (see username) but soon realised that what I really wanted was the same camera in which I could shoot film. Sold it and bought a Hexar AF.
2016: My Hasselblad 503, Rolleiflex 3.5F and Leica M3 instantly quash any digital camera GAS!
sepiareverb
genius and moron
D-Lux 3
M8
M8.2
GRD2
M9 (x2)
GRDigital
edited, I have the D-Lux 3 not the Digilux. My first digital camera.
M8
M8.2
GRD2
M9 (x2)
GRDigital
edited, I have the D-Lux 3 not the Digilux. My first digital camera.
shawn
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Nikon Coolpix 950 *
Nikon D1H **
Nikon D700 **
Nikon Coolpix A (3 for panoramics)
Fuji IS Pro **
Fuji X Pro 1 **
Fuji X Pro 2
Fuji XA1 (full spectrum, maybe monochrome in future)
Olympus E5 OMD **
Panasonic GF-1 **
Pentax MX-1 **
Pentax Q
Pentax WG-3
Sigma DP2 Merril **
Sigma DP3 Merril **
Sony RX100-3
*Dead
**Sold
Along with a few other P&S as gifts for others.
Shawn
Nikon D1H **
Nikon D700 **
Nikon Coolpix A (3 for panoramics)
Fuji IS Pro **
Fuji X Pro 1 **
Fuji X Pro 2
Fuji XA1 (full spectrum, maybe monochrome in future)
Olympus E5 OMD **
Panasonic GF-1 **
Pentax MX-1 **
Pentax Q
Pentax WG-3
Sigma DP2 Merril **
Sigma DP3 Merril **
Sony RX100-3
*Dead
**Sold
Along with a few other P&S as gifts for others.
Shawn
willie_901
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Thirteen... if you include 3 sets of back up bodies for commercial gigs.
This number also counts very small sensor P&S cameras as far back as 1999.
Believe it or not.. right now I only have a X100T and X-T1 and have no interest in buying anything else for the foreseeable future (at least 3 years)
3 P&S
Nikon D200, D300, D700 (two)
Panasonic G1
Fujifilm X-100, X-Pro 1, XT-1 (two), X100T
This number also counts very small sensor P&S cameras as far back as 1999.
Believe it or not.. right now I only have a X100T and X-T1 and have no interest in buying anything else for the foreseeable future (at least 3 years)
3 P&S
Nikon D200, D300, D700 (two)
Panasonic G1
Fujifilm X-100, X-Pro 1, XT-1 (two), X100T
narsuitus
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1. Vivitar Vivicam 3615 2.1mp point & shoot (no longer works)
2. Hewlett Packard Photosmart M425 5mp point & shoot (barely works)
3. Canon PowerShot G5 mirrorless compact (own 2) (camera that I loan to others)
4. Canon PowerShot G11 mirrorless compact
5. Canon PowerShot G15 mirrorless compact (own 2) (my vacation camera)
6. Olympus E-P1 mirrorless micro 4/3
7. Olympus E-P3 mirrorless micro 4/3
8. Fuji S5 Pro APS-C SLR (own 3)
9. Fuji X-Pro1 APS-C mirrorless (own 3)
10. Samsung Galaxy S5 smart phone (not included in my total)
Digital Compacts by Narsuitus, on Flickr
2. Hewlett Packard Photosmart M425 5mp point & shoot (barely works)
3. Canon PowerShot G5 mirrorless compact (own 2) (camera that I loan to others)
4. Canon PowerShot G11 mirrorless compact
5. Canon PowerShot G15 mirrorless compact (own 2) (my vacation camera)
6. Olympus E-P1 mirrorless micro 4/3
7. Olympus E-P3 mirrorless micro 4/3
8. Fuji S5 Pro APS-C SLR (own 3)
9. Fuji X-Pro1 APS-C mirrorless (own 3)
10. Samsung Galaxy S5 smart phone (not included in my total)
Digital Compacts by Narsuitus, on Flickr
Spanik
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Just counted them and I came to 12 since 2004. One was a gift, one has been given away. 4 dslr the rest compacts of various sizes and functionality. The first one has become flaky but all the others do work.
There are a few others but those I received to put in the collection. Didn't count those as I never used them nor do I know if they are still functional.
There are a few others but those I received to put in the collection. Didn't count those as I never used them nor do I know if they are still functional.
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10+
Most notables:
My first was the Epson PhotoPC with extra memory.
A couple of early Coolpix that swiveled and felt like a TLR when I wanted them to.
Olympus Brio D100 was still the most fun.
Ricoh GRDI and III spoiled me.
B2 🙂->
Most notables:
My first was the Epson PhotoPC with extra memory.
A couple of early Coolpix that swiveled and felt like a TLR when I wanted them to.
Olympus Brio D100 was still the most fun.
Ricoh GRDI and III spoiled me.
B2 🙂->
Ko.Fe.
Lenses 35/21 Gears 46/20
Guess what, it isn't camera it is photog...
Guess what, it isn't camera it is photog...
Entire Instagram started as mobile phone pictures media and some Magnum members are using mobile phone to take and share pictures.
I quit taking videos with DSLRs, because iPhone videos are very good and "filming" process is much more easier.
One of our daughters took video shots, did editing, put sound track and titles on 160$ Samsung tablet.
Guess what, it isn't camera it is photog...
Entire Instagram started as mobile phone pictures media and some Magnum members are using mobile phone to take and share pictures.
I quit taking videos with DSLRs, because iPhone videos are very good and "filming" process is much more easier.
One of our daughters took video shots, did editing, put sound track and titles on 160$ Samsung tablet.
filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
Canon D30 (hated it)
Canon digital Rebel (KISS) - a million times better then d30, I had this camera for qhite a while.
Canon 40d -live view was nice. Didn't keep that long
Canon 50d - Another of the long lived camera's kept it till I needed a canon body with video.
Canon 60d - didn't keep that long.
Canon 6d - 4 years now.
Fuji x100 (the original) - Really was more of a point and shoot to me.
Leica m8.2 -hated it, sold it 3 months later.
Leica m240 - 2 years now, does what I need it to do.
Canon digital Rebel (KISS) - a million times better then d30, I had this camera for qhite a while.
Canon 40d -live view was nice. Didn't keep that long
Canon 50d - Another of the long lived camera's kept it till I needed a canon body with video.
Canon 60d - didn't keep that long.
Canon 6d - 4 years now.
Fuji x100 (the original) - Really was more of a point and shoot to me.
Leica m8.2 -hated it, sold it 3 months later.
Leica m240 - 2 years now, does what I need it to do.
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Uh, lemme see now.
Yeah, that one.....no wait.......what about the Nikon?.... no...that Canon......
Right. Ok. I got it now.
None. not a one.
Robert
Yeah, that one.....no wait.......what about the Nikon?.... no...that Canon......
Right. Ok. I got it now.
None. not a one.
Robert
Dogman
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My first digital camera was a Canon 30D in 2007. Since then, more than 10 but I don't recall how many more. I still have most of them although I've sold a few and given away several others.
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