Igor.Burshteyn
Well-known
oly OM1 + 50mm
darkkavenger
Massimiliano Mortillaro
Melanie, it feels as if it was taken yesterday. Lovely photo!
w3rk5
Well-known
I would take my FED 3a / Jupiter 3 setup. The flexibility of this combo is unbeatable to me. It does almost everything I want and need in a camera. If something breaks, I can fix it. If I lose it, I can get another one. If I really had to, it can protect me from an attacker(s).
I know the build quality is not on par with most, but it has never let me down nor left me wishing I had somthing else with me.
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HuubL
hunter-gatherer
Canon EF, 50 1.4. The first camera I bought myself. It took me many months of saving. I'm still feeling a bit ashamed that I betrayed it for a Canon A1.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
To all the gear I've owned before,
That's travelled in and out my door
I'm glad you came along ... I dedicate this song
To all the gear I've owned before.
To all the gear I once caressed,
And may I say I've held the best
For helping me to grow, I owe a lot I know
To all the gear I've owned before.
Pics for Melanie C
That's travelled in and out my door
I'm glad you came along ... I dedicate this song
To all the gear I've owned before.
To all the gear I once caressed,
And may I say I've held the best
For helping me to grow, I owe a lot I know
To all the gear I've owned before.
Pics for Melanie C
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venchka
Veteran
HuubL said:Canon EF, 50 1.4. The first camera I bought myself. It took me many months of saving. I'm still feeling a bit ashamed that I betrayed it for a Canon A1.
AMEN! I bought my EF in 1975. I bought the 50/1.4 this spring. Why did I wait so long? A lovely pair for sure.
HAnkg
Well-known
Film: Plaubel Makina 670 (6x7 RF w/ 2.8 Nikkor lens)
Digital: Leica M8 w/ 4th gen 35mm Summicron
Digital: Leica M8 w/ 4th gen 35mm Summicron
dnk512
Well-known
Is a... tripod alowed? Then, my Autocord. No tripod, then, my FM2n with 105mm f2.5 AIS. I am learning to handhold my Autocord, but I still have ways to go. Must be a rangefinder? Now this one is difficult. I prefer leaf shutters. If it does not have a leaf shutter, might as well have a mirror, too
. Oh... sorry, sorry, sorry... I forgat this is the rff... sorry :angel: I think I own (or did so at some point in time) every leaf shutter rangefinder anyone has ever posted good words for :bang: . Cause in the after life batteries are no problem, my pick would be... Konica S3. Small, light, killer lens, all black... what else is there?
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
I can't do it -- I can't pick just one. But maybe I can do it by category:
Rangefinder -- Hexar RF + 35/2 M-Hexanon
SLR -- Nikon FM2n + Voigtlander SL 40/2
Medium Format -- Minolta Autocord
Rangefinder -- Hexar RF + 35/2 M-Hexanon
SLR -- Nikon FM2n + Voigtlander SL 40/2
Medium Format -- Minolta Autocord
sharpf8
Established
My Nikon F3HP and its partner 28mm always do excellent job for me.
Grave? Not soon. Heaven can wait...
Grave? Not soon. Heaven can wait...
alegalle
Member
Leica II w/ 5cm Elmar
The rangefinder is so dim as to be pretty much useless
But its black with lots of brassing and the smoothest camera I have ever used
And I get better shots with it than pretty much any other camera I've used
Andy
Oh, and a man to develop the film for me, getting lazy these days!
The rangefinder is so dim as to be pretty much useless
But its black with lots of brassing and the smoothest camera I have ever used
And I get better shots with it than pretty much any other camera I've used
Andy
Oh, and a man to develop the film for me, getting lazy these days!
350D_user
B+W film devotee
Autocords? I bought one in the last camera club auction for £28. The one problem, the focussing is stiff. Other than that, it's very good condition...
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As for my list of equipment, so far... my Canon 350D, the Sigma 18-125.
I'd add the Slik 88 tripod onto that list, but it's just a bit too heavy for my liking.
I'll add the Weston Master V to the list when the Leica gets its lens.
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As for my list of equipment, so far... my Canon 350D, the Sigma 18-125.
I'd add the Slik 88 tripod onto that list, but it's just a bit too heavy for my liking.
I'll add the Weston Master V to the list when the Leica gets its lens.
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Creagerj
Incidental Artist
I would take my Nikon F3 and my Nikkor 50mm 1.8. It would be nice if I could take my motor drive and my flash too though.
Jeroen
Well-known
This is so. Difficult. To. Answer.
I think I would toss up a four sided coin between my Hexar AF (current favourite), Olympus Stylus Epic, Nikon F (plain prism) + 28-50/3.5 (WONDERFUL lens) or my Yashicamat 124G. Did I mention I'm an ambiguous person?
I think I would toss up a four sided coin between my Hexar AF (current favourite), Olympus Stylus Epic, Nikon F (plain prism) + 28-50/3.5 (WONDERFUL lens) or my Yashicamat 124G. Did I mention I'm an ambiguous person?
jorisbens
rff: penguins know why
A praktica super TL100 with a pentax super multicoated takumar 55/1.8!
35mmdelux
Veni, vidi, vici
M7 and 35mm Summicron V4.
(A close runner up is my 50mm Summilux pre-asph)
(A close runner up is my 50mm Summilux pre-asph)
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
Today it's Toyo 45A w/ Fujinon 150/5.6
Steve Litt
Well-known
Epson RD-1 40mm Cron.Since I got this combo the rest mostly stay at home and if I took my M2 to the grave my son would kill me !!!!!!!!!
Steve
Steve
35mmdelux
Veni, vidi, vici
MelanieC said:![]()
Leica M3, rigid Summicron 50/2, because it's the best camera I have, because I take my best photos with it, and because it was my father's.
Nice rig. Its got provenance.
Topdog1
Well-known
Well, you're not going to believe this, but I would choose the Minolta X-700 and 50mm F2 Minolta lens. Great SLR and nice lens. I took many lovely shots with that combo in the '80s. Second choice would be a Nikon FE with 105mm AI Nikkor. A great portrait kit.
Regards,
Ira
Regards,
Ira
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