fotomeow
name under my name
There are a lot of good choices for the poll, but I found the obvious choices missing. No RF choices? only analog SLR or digital SLR? BUT I DO APPRECIATE THE POLL!!
My drug of choice used to be my M6 with small CV 35mm, then I got the Canon s90 and it was on. I went back to the M6 b/c I thought, why am I taking pictures with a P&S when I could be taking better pictures with my M6. Now I tote the used Epson RD-1s around with me, and I am floored by its digital capture (APS-C) and Analog controls. I see many folks use their XA, which I have collecting dust, so will have to pull it out of retirement (the Yashica T4 zoom has always stood by me in the past as well).
My drug of choice used to be my M6 with small CV 35mm, then I got the Canon s90 and it was on. I went back to the M6 b/c I thought, why am I taking pictures with a P&S when I could be taking better pictures with my M6. Now I tote the used Epson RD-1s around with me, and I am floored by its digital capture (APS-C) and Analog controls. I see many folks use their XA, which I have collecting dust, so will have to pull it out of retirement (the Yashica T4 zoom has always stood by me in the past as well).
dwaoka
emmigrant
I always have Ricoh GR1 with me.
My one pocket-size camera goes in its leather belt-pouch for its safety; a Canon ELPH Jr which takes APS film and has a 26mm lens. But I seldom take it along; I haven't finished the film roll started over a year ago. I gladly carry the Bronica instead... 
robur
Established
My CLE and the 40 and 28 M-Rokkors.
sara
Well-known
Uhhh it depends for me I think.
I always carry one out (apart from the odd day where I'm super busy at university and have no time to shoot anything).
I carryt he Canon rangefinder I have now, or sometimes my Lomo LC-A (but that needs fixing) - or whatever camera has film I need to finish off!
I always carry one out (apart from the odd day where I'm super busy at university and have no time to shoot anything).
I carryt he Canon rangefinder I have now, or sometimes my Lomo LC-A (but that needs fixing) - or whatever camera has film I need to finish off!
paulfish4570
Veteran
bessa with 50mm, or spotmatic with 50mm or minolta a5 ...
Chris101
summicronia
M4-P w/35 Ultron. Very pocketable.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
I've been carrying MP or M2 with Elmar-M 50 (quite pocketable in a coat pocket), but my new favorite for everyday carrying is definitely IIIf with Elmar 50/3.5. Now that is truly pocketable.
gm13
Well-known
I've been carrying MP or M2 with Elmar-M 50 (quite pocketable in a coat pocket), but my new favorite for everyday carrying is definitely IIIf with Elmar 50/3.5. Now that is truly pocketable.
I agree, as of late I've been carrying the IID with Canon's 50/3.5 (avatar) nice and pocketable.
rjbuzzclick
Well-known
I have a fairly big collection (but the entire cost of said collection wouldn't get me a Leica M), so it depends on what I'm testing after fixing it up, or what I've got film in.
Currently:
Montgomery Wards am551 (Konica Auto S2 re-branded)
Koni-Omega Rapid M (OK maybe not in my pocket...but under my big winter coat!)
Argus A pinhole
Kodak Pony 135 (really...)
Currently:
Montgomery Wards am551 (Konica Auto S2 re-branded)
Koni-Omega Rapid M (OK maybe not in my pocket...but under my big winter coat!)
Argus A pinhole
Kodak Pony 135 (really...)
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iamzip
Ambitious, but rubbish
I used to carry a very small Fuji APS camera with me, then the battery died (it takes an odd size) and so didn't carry anything but my cell phone for a while. I just found a good deal on an open box Lumix - $50 for a DMC-ls80. Not great, but interesting specs, f/2.8, optical image stabilization. It'll actually go up to 6400 ISO as well, but of course the noise is simply atrocious at that level for a small point and shoot.
romainmassola
Member
I don't have any pocket big enough so it's in my backpack 
Nikon FM3a with either 50mm f1.8 or 35mm f2 (both AF-D) and Ilford XP2 or Kodak Portra 160NC. It depends of the mood and weather.
Nikon FM3a with either 50mm f1.8 or 35mm f2 (both AF-D) and Ilford XP2 or Kodak Portra 160NC. It depends of the mood and weather.
Mark D.
Member
I usually have an Olympus XA2 or Stylus in my back pocket. The other cameras (Kiev 2a, Pentacon 6) come out when I know there will be something to shoot.
shyoon
Well-known
I used to alternate between carrying my XA or my Stylus Epic to University everyday, but my newly-acquired Ricoh GR1s will be my new everyday camera.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
I agree, as of late I've been carrying the IID with Canon's 50/3.5 (avatar) nice and pocketable.
Yep. Would be a truly dream combo if Barnack Leica's shutter sound was as quiet as Ms. But I guess I'm asking too much. Barnack + collapsible 50mm is really a fine combo for everyday shoot.
For today, I'm doing MP + 50/3.5 and believe or not, it's actually quite sexy and very very pocketable.
like2fiddle
Curious
Depends on time of year, size of pocket, and mood. Sometimes M6 w/Canon 50/1.4 or M2 w/Summaron 35, sometimes Yashica T4 Super, lately CL w/Cron 40.
I rarely leave home without a camera, and when I do it's usually unintentional
I rarely leave home without a camera, and when I do it's usually unintentional
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
Now I just wish I have a jacket with a pocket big enough for Hassy 500C/M.
Well I have Zeiss Ikon Nettar II for that, though. 
kkdanamatt
Well-known
Yashica T4 Super and Ricoh/Rollei
Yashica T4 Super and Ricoh/Rollei
Rollei 35 is clumsy and too heavy. Minox 35GT's are not robust, but have a great lens. Contax T's are too expensive. Olympus Epics have wonderful ergonomics but lenses distort at edges.
Yashica T4 Super is relatively inexpensive, has a superb lens, focuses well, has a useful built-in flash and I love that waist-level viewfinder...a sensational street camera. The Ricoh/Rollei clone that has the 24mm/35mm dual lens is cute, but its LCD gave out a few years ago, so I can't use the mode settings too well.
YMMV
Yashica T4 Super and Ricoh/Rollei
Rollei 35 is clumsy and too heavy. Minox 35GT's are not robust, but have a great lens. Contax T's are too expensive. Olympus Epics have wonderful ergonomics but lenses distort at edges.
Yashica T4 Super is relatively inexpensive, has a superb lens, focuses well, has a useful built-in flash and I love that waist-level viewfinder...a sensational street camera. The Ricoh/Rollei clone that has the 24mm/35mm dual lens is cute, but its LCD gave out a few years ago, so I can't use the mode settings too well.
YMMV
Chris, I don't have pockets that big!M4-P w/35 Ultron. Very pocketable.
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tedwhite
Guest
Used to carry a Canon G10 w/14.6 megapixels (way too many) but it was awful in low light, but you could definitely pocket carry it. I sold it and went back to my Bessa R and the Ultron 28/1.9. You can't pocket it as the lens is too big (especially with its great looking and very large lens hood).
However, with the 35/2.5 Color Skopar, and a Gordy strap instead of a neck strap, it goes in jacket pocket. Oh, how I miss my Oly XA!
However, with the 35/2.5 Color Skopar, and a Gordy strap instead of a neck strap, it goes in jacket pocket. Oh, how I miss my Oly XA!
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