People here are probably tired of me writing about how my Pentax SP500 and 55/2 Super Takumar was my only camera and lens for 15 years - but that truly is all I had. At the end of that period, back in 1986, I should've never considered another camera and just concentrated on a few more lenses.
I had one NIkon for about 5 years. I acquired a second and made the mistake of leaving it alone in the cabinet with my first Nikon. 6 months later, I had half a dozen. Those Nikons are a randy bunch. I haven't yet figured out which one to neuter.
I had one NIkon for about 5 years. I acquired a second and made the mistake of leaving it alone in the cabinet with my first Nikon. 6 months later, I had half a dozen. Those Nikons are a randy bunch. I haven't yet figured out which one to neuter.
Please do not underestimate Fuji medium format cameras.
I first had a GA645 and a GA645Wi - this resulted in a GW670III and a GSW690ii.
Sometimes the children grow over your head ...
Nikon N8008s with a Sigma 28-85 zoom and a Tamron 80-210 compact zoom. As I only paid $8.80 for the N8008s during a KEH Xmas sale and the 28-80 was given to me and I paid a whopping $20 for the 80-210 zoom, I carry this in the SUV- if they steal it, I'm only out about $30.
Hmm for small carry my pentax spotmatic with super takumar 35mm lens - but on days when I have more pre-planning a recently refurbished Rolleiflex 3.5f - both are my favorites.
Depends on what's loaded with film, usually a new addition to the collection or something I've recently restored.
Currently I'm carrying a Zeiss Super Ikonta 531 loaded with Retropan 320