Nikon addiction problem...

[GarageBoy]

My dad used to impulse buy Nikon Fs on a whim when they were inexpensive
There's a pile of a dozen or so, with about 1/3 Apollo style

He used to work in camera repair, so he got bored one day and Apollo'd a 68xxx s/n Nikon F
A Yashica FX-D he liked to use lost its rewind knob, so he popped on a Nikon F rewind on it

Me? I could use F3s forever, but I already bought my 4th N2000/N2020 body (granted 2 of them are dead...)

 

[Phil_F_NM]

Since I switched to Nikon I think I've owned 3 F3s, 1 F4, 3 Nikkormats, 1 FM, 1 FG, 1 D100, 2 D2HSs, 1 D2X and now a D3. I've also had a bunch of F35AFs.

I'm probably about to pull the trigger on a Nikonos kit and then a very nice black paint F2AS. Both cameras that I've wanted to buy for upwards of twenty years.

Don't get me started on lenses...

Phil Forrest

 

[John E Earley]

I would provide a picture but I never put all of mine in one place at the same time. My wife would have a stroke.

Besides that I can quit anytime I want. I've done it dozens of times already.

 

[Paul Jenkin]

1) Nikon F - 1959 (in first 9000 made) + F36 MD / battery pack - user but lovely.
2) F2 Chrome / Photomic EX+
3) F3HP - Ex+++
4) F5 - Ex
5) F6 - Mint
6) FE - very nice
7) FM3A - Mint

Must stop buying these as I can only use one at a time and the metered one (especially the F3, F6 and FM3A) are just gorgeous to use.

 

[Frank Petronio]

If you don't count the exotic models, if you had the patience you could probably buy a good example of every major Nikon film body (F, F2, F3, etc.) along with the most classic lenses for about the cost of single Leica MP....