Which camera types have you been using most the past six months?

Which camera types have you been using most the past six months?

  • Large Format (film)

    Votes: 29 6.4%
  • Medium Format (film)

    Votes: 111 24.6%
  • SLR (film)

    Votes: 91 20.2%
  • RF (film)

    Votes: 207 45.9%
  • Digital Compact

    Votes: 59 13.1%
  • DSLR

    Votes: 80 17.7%
  • Leica digital

    Votes: 81 18.0%
  • Other digital cameras

    Votes: 112 24.8%
  • Other cameras of any type

    Votes: 26 5.8%

  • Total voters
    451
  • This poll will close: .
Ricoh GR almost every day. Sometimes with the 21mm conversion lens. Love this little camera.

I did buy an Olympus m5v2 mid May, but the front dial was loose. Camera shop sent it back as new for an exchange. The new one was loose as well. And they sent the first one back as a repair and it was not repaired. So, still waiting on the mirrorless body. Now will probably wait till after photokina. See what the m1v2 looks like. Maybe updates to other oly bodies?

Using the GR for wide angle. Wanted the m4/3 body for 50 and 90mm. One day I'll get there. A little disappointed in Olympus quality control.

Heading back to Miami Beach in a few days. May bring the nikon dslr. Haven't been using it much lately. It's got stellar image quality, but it's heavy and loud and I'm getting older and tired 🙂
 
75% film in M6/M-A really liking the small size and speed of the 35mm MS Apoqualia .

Over the last few days also learning to use the m43 GX85 - things really have come a long way with m43 : the GX85 focus peaking implementation makes MF lenses fun, 4K video with superb IBIS is a new dimension.
 
M4: 1,5/50 C Sonnar
M4-2: 1,4/40 (or 35) Nokton Classic SC

Alternate lenses frequented:
21mm 3,4 Super Angulon
24mm 3,8 Elmar
35mm Chron ASPH
50mm 2,8 Elmar for near the ocean.

Used more than my SLR's, med format, and large format. No real reason why other than portability.
 
Large Format (film)......17...7.76%
Medium Format (film)...53...24.20%
SLR (film)..................46...21.00%
RF (film)...................100...45.66%
Digital Compact...........32...14.61%
DSLR.........................35...15.98%
Leica digital................43...19.63%
Other digital cameras...54...24.66%
Other cameras............14...6.39%

It looks as if 35mm rangefinder film cameras are most widely used (based on the poll input so far). I am surprised by the high poll numbers for medium format film cameras.
 
Literally just a mamiya 6 kit. I don't shoot that much, but when I do it's nice to use a fun camera. I tried the 'draw a dot in the viewfinder' technique and now the 150mm is much more focusable.
The funny part is that although I develop and sleeve my film, I just don't scan my stuff. So I haven't actually looked at the photos I've taken on the last 20 rolls or so. That should all change soonish though, lol.
 
Sony RX100 III, Fuji X100, Sony NEX6. I bought all of these because of curiosity with the mirrorless camera format. The X100 is a great piece for me (someone mistook it for a Leica at a local art fair last weekend), and the RX100 III has surprised me as a quite remarkable pocket camera. I just did buy the NEX6 last week - used - and am experiencing a great deal of noise, seen best in the sky areas of a photo. I think it's operator error. We'll see.

After all the exploration with these digital mirrorless, I think I need to load up some film and take the IIIc out for some exploration next.

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