ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
The Pentax K1000 sold more than 3 million units and taught millions 35mm photography.
Chris
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David Murphy
Veteran
Here they are in my totally biased opinion:
Exakta (has to be #1 as it's the pioneer)
Nikon F (mainly the F and F2 please, rock solid in all respects)
Canon (R, FL, FD bodies) (reliable, great lenses)
Pentax Spotmatic (and K1000, MX, LX) (top-drawer optics)
Praktina (all the rage behind the iron curtain, plus lots, and lots, of fine German glass for these babies)
Amateur systems deserving honorable mention: Konica, Topcon, Miranda (if she's working), Rollei SL35 (VSL1, etc.), Petri (cause of good looks only), Icarex (amazing quality)
Exakta (has to be #1 as it's the pioneer)
Nikon F (mainly the F and F2 please, rock solid in all respects)
Canon (R, FL, FD bodies) (reliable, great lenses)
Pentax Spotmatic (and K1000, MX, LX) (top-drawer optics)
Praktina (all the rage behind the iron curtain, plus lots, and lots, of fine German glass for these babies)
Amateur systems deserving honorable mention: Konica, Topcon, Miranda (if she's working), Rollei SL35 (VSL1, etc.), Petri (cause of good looks only), Icarex (amazing quality)
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Marc-A.
I Shoot Film
A lot of great cameras! I picked
- Pentax for the MX (unfortunately I haven't had the pleasure to play with the LX yet) and for the Spotmatic and his oustanding Takumar 50/1.4 ...
- Olympus for the OM 2n (tiny camera, handy)
- Nikon FM2 (a bit heavy, but a clear and wide VF, rugged and very reliable)
- Pentax for the MX (unfortunately I haven't had the pleasure to play with the LX yet) and for the Spotmatic and his oustanding Takumar 50/1.4 ...
- Olympus for the OM 2n (tiny camera, handy)
- Nikon FM2 (a bit heavy, but a clear and wide VF, rugged and very reliable)
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
Barrett, go big or go home... .Pentax 67 series or Hasselblad 500cm series. What do you have against the big 120 boys? ;D
ttyl
My reflex is to use a 4x5 view. It's single lens ...
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