Which camera do you use the most?

[micromontenegro]

For the last year or so, this is the one that gets most use from me:



I know, I know, it is no rangefinder, but I started this thread here because I gather most poeple's most useds will be RFs... won't they? :angel:

 

[juhor]

Actually it's this camera that I use the most. Don't slay me because it ain't a rangefinder. It's my little baby.

 

[oscroft]

I've just sold the two cameras that I've used most over the past year - Bessa-R and Bessa-L

 

[VictorM.]

Rolleiflex 3.5E (Planar)

 

[EcoLeica]

My leica IIIc and Yashica 635. I use them equally depending on my mood for either medium format or 35.

 

[yarinkel]

Bessa R. Small, light, inexpensive. Does all I need.

 

[Steve Bellayr]

I used to use SLRs for a very long time. I have a couple of very heavy ones. What I find most comfortable now are the small moderately priced rangefinders of the 70's & 80's. They are, as I said, small and light weight. I am comfortable carrying them anywhere. I lay one on my car seat. I'll stuff one in a knapsack or wrap one around my wrist. The ones with the 35mm or 40mm lenses are easy to focus. They are silent and subjects are unaware that they are being photographed, providing, of course, you do it quickly. (A lot has been written about which rangefinder is quieter. I think this is a moot discussion. Next to my ear some are louder than others but the test should be done from the subjects perspective...maybe 10 feet and I suspect that the listener will not hear anything. Just thought I add that additional comment.)

 

[MMc]

Leica CL & Yashica Electro 35 GSN, but since I bought a FED 5, I've been using that more and more.

 

[sepiareverb]

M7 .72 & M7 .58 with the M5 a close second.

 

[Joe Mondello]

Hmmm . . . . the one I *carry* the most is the Canon G7. The one I *enjoy* the most is the M8 (followed closely by the R-D1) -- but the one I *depend* on most is the Nikon D200.

 

[Magus]

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[Keith]

For the last year or so, this is the one that gets most use from me:



I know, I know, it is no rangefinder, but I started this thread here because I gather most poeple's most useds will be RFs... won't they? :angel:

Provided you're adept with scale focusing this is a great choice ... I have one and should use it more. Excellent lens and the meter on mine seems dead accurate and the left wind on lever is a quirk that is easy to get used to.

I think the camera I use most is my A620 point and shoot ... I take some crap pics with it though but it is a good camera to have at hand if it means not missing a potentially interesting pic! It gets used a lot for photographing my other cameras ... to feed the gearhead within! 😀

 

[FrankS]

Currently it's a Hexar RF.

 

[dmr]

You're all gonna move away from me on the bench, so to speak 🙂 but this is the one I use most. It's now over 10 years old, and I don't know what I'm gonna do when it gives up. I don't think these are able to be repaired.

Sorry about the crummy photo, it was cropped from a family portrait done with a friend's {d-word} camera.

 

[Robert Price]

Curent camera that I use the most would be my Contax G2 w/ 35 2.8 , Followed by my Canon XTI w/ 17-55 zoom.

 

[nikon_sam]

A Nikon F4e...19,559 shutter activations....F5...2,177 & F2a unknown shutter trips...FE many many rolls of slide film...

 

[thomasw_]

my m3 and m2 equally.

 

[akptc]

R-D1 with 28, 50, and 90 Hexanons. The 90mm is great. For superior bokeh though, I use the 50/1.5 Nokton wide open 🙂

 

[ravnish]

now sort of in between the leica m8 + 35 cron asph and m5 with noct

 

[alan davus]

My recently purchased new M6ttl is making my much loved Hexar Rf feel a little neglected at the moment. Generally it has a CV 35 Ultron attached but I expect a new Hexanon 35 UC which arrived from Matsuiya last week will supplant the CV in popularity. My Hex M 28, 50 and 90 lenses compete when I carry a 2 lens kit when hiking. But if I'm heading "Bush" in the 4 wheel drive, everything comes which includes the lovely little Cv21 and a Nikon FE2 with a 55 micro lens.