ruby.monkey
Veteran
The M3 is my pocket camera for today, wearing a Voigtlander 28mm f/3.5 Color-Skopar (there's also a 40mm Nokton in my other coat pocket) and 28mm minifinder. I'm trying out a Photo Equip M-Grip as an alternative to using a wrist-strap; so far it's working well but I think I'll move it over to my M2 later on and fit the M3 with an ML-Grip, which looks like it'll be more comfortable to hold with the self-timer lever in the way.
softshock
Established
Leica M3 DS with a 1,5 Summarit. I bought myself a hood, and even though it would make better photos, I don't use it as often as I should. It's less pocketable that. I would like to use my 3,5 50 Elmar or Jupiter 8, but I just end up always using this. I actually find myself shooting low light often anyway... As for films, I've recently been using any HIE or Neopan 1600 I can get without using ALL of it and I've also recently shot a roll of Aura IR820. My other standard films are Tri X, Plus X, P3200, IR400, and Kentmere 400.
jcrutcher
Veteran
Today it's M2 with 50mm summicron version 2, 400 porta and a X1
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tedwhite
Guest
Asahi Pentax Spotmatic with Super Takumar 50/1.4. Thought I'd take the old girl for a ride for old time's sake. Still works as it did in 1971.
camera.bear
Well-known
Today, I am using my new Canon T2i with an EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 II lens. I originally bought this lens to use with my Elan 7e, but it works as a normal to short tele zoom on the Rebel DSLRs.
paulfish4570
Veteran
bessa r2m, 50/2.5 CS mounted, loaded with ap 400. 35/2.5 CS is in the belly bag with film.
Michael Markey
Veteran
None ...it`s 10.15 and I`m getting an early night
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Meet in Liverpool tomorrow I`ll have an M2 and 50 Summicron with a Contax139 / Yashica 28/2.8 ML.
Meet in Liverpool tomorrow I`ll have an M2 and 50 Summicron with a Contax139 / Yashica 28/2.8 ML.
Greyscale
Veteran
My new to me Vivitar 35ES. The mailman just delivered it. Later, I may actually put some film in it, but for now, I am simply holding it in my hands and admiring it in all of its compact, shiny, spotless black beauty. This may finally be "the one" for me, as far as compact rangefinders go, so there may soon be several very nice Olympus, Canon, and Konica rangefinders listed in the classifieds here, because they may have become redundant.
Roninman
Established
My Wetzlar M6 with 35 asph summicron loaded with Rollei Retro 100.
unohuu
Established
had the S5 Pro with 105 f/2.5 ai; 90mm macro and 50mm f/1.4 ai today. should have added the 35 f/2 as well. next time
Ranger Copy
One Stop Short
a CLA'd Pentax SV with a SuperTak 55 1.8
DNG
Film Friendly
a CLA'd Pentax SV with a SuperTak 55 1.8
Oh... the Super Takumar is great BW lens... I have one...
kdemas
Enjoy Life.
Today I was out with my Contax N1 with a 24-85mm Zeiss. Kodak 100UC.
ralphduke
Newbie
well since I am about to go on a shoot my Nikon D3.
Ralph
Ralph
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
Leica M6/Nokton 40 with trix and Yashica GX with trix.
atlcruiser
Part Yeti
mamiya 7/50
M8/28
M8/28
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
Today, it was IIIf RD and Elmar 50/3.5.

taskoni
Well-known
It will be Canon EOS 5 with T-Novoflex 400 f/5.6 with Novoflex 2x tele converter.
The film is XP2 Super 400. I'll will develop in B&W process and try to get overall gray picture with low contrast to make the airplanes disappear half way into the clouds...
Sick
The film is XP2 Super 400. I'll will develop in B&W process and try to get overall gray picture with low contrast to make the airplanes disappear half way into the clouds...
Sick


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FrozenInTime
Well-known
Not something I would use these days to take photos at an airfield or overlooking public events from a grassy knoll.
semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
KISS: M6, 50 Summicron-M, Neopan 400... and my "new" Sekonic L-308.
I hadn't used an incident meter for a few years, and the new toy has confirmed that I've been choosing exposures, based on informed use of the M6's built-in meter, that more or less exactly correspond to what I'd be getting with an incident meter. This really should not surprise me at this point, but it still kind of does.
Anyway, if you're looking for a good meter, I think this is the most convenient one I've ever used, including a Weston, a couple of Luna-somethings, and a Pentax spotmeter. Very, very nice.
I hadn't used an incident meter for a few years, and the new toy has confirmed that I've been choosing exposures, based on informed use of the M6's built-in meter, that more or less exactly correspond to what I'd be getting with an incident meter. This really should not surprise me at this point, but it still kind of does.
Anyway, if you're looking for a good meter, I think this is the most convenient one I've ever used, including a Weston, a couple of Luna-somethings, and a Pentax spotmeter. Very, very nice.
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