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Just curious, Firts Camera You had or still have?
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Tom
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nt means "no text" here
Wiley Denson
Leading Member
Don't remember the model number, but it was a Honeywell SLR, and I had a 50mm lens. I think they became Pentax, but I'm not sure about that. Don't have it any more.
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Pictures can't do the real thing justice, but you gotta' try.
Stan Jirman
Leading Member
[nt] means no text.
Equipment list is in the profile.
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Equipment list is in the profile.
Felix Sepulveda
New member
Nikon F (Photomic). It was in 1979 and the camera was from 1964. I don't have it but recently I bought one from 1965.....I love this camera. Today I have a Nikon F100, Fuji S2, Konica Hexar, Calumet Cadet, Bronica SQ-Ai, Mamiya RB-67 and an Holga.....I love Photography (not only equipment).
Felix
Felix
Dick Ginkowski
Senior Member
SLR was a Vivitar 220SL with screw mount lenses.
The Canon AE1P that replaced it is still in my closet.
The Canon AE1P that replaced it is still in my closet.
Chris Ludwig
Forum Enthusiast
KONICA AUTOREFEX T4
I had that Canon AE-1 Program shortly after that.
Still got them too.
I had that Canon AE-1 Program shortly after that.
Still got them too.
Bill DiGrazia
Member
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bill
Chris,
I was just about to post and your post popped on.
Amazing! my first SLR was a Konica Autoreflex T w/1.4 Hexanon lens. Still works great on manual...very sharp lens.
RonLar
Forum Enthusiast
Olympus 35mm; Nikormat FTN; Nikon FE; several Polaroids; Olympus 490Z; Olympus 2100UZ; and NEXT a Canon 1D/3D or D80/90.
Light snow; -14 deg C. Yesterday a high temperature of about -17C.
Ron Larsen, Minneapolis, MN
Light snow; -14 deg C. Yesterday a high temperature of about -17C.
Ron Larsen, Minneapolis, MN
Mike Malloy
Leading Member
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Mike Malloy - Canon D60, Sigma 15-30, Sigma 28-70 2.8 EX DF, Canon 420EX flash.
My D60 Gallery -> http://www.mindandmachine.com
Looks ever so usable!!!
mjbauer
Leading Member
Bought it in September or October of 1969 in the US Army PX in Phouc VInh Vietnam. My second was an Canon FTb also purchased in the PX, in 1970
Mike Bauer
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Joe Ciarcia
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My father had a Pentax camera with a screw mount. He had a 50mm 1.4 and a 70-200mm lens with a grip and trigger release. I don't remember the specific model. I also had a Polaroid. My first personal SLR (that I actually owned) was a Ricoh XRM with a 50mm 1.8. It was a fantastic camera although it was manual focus (which was good as I didn't care for autofocus at the time). I think you learn a lot about composition and seeing shots by only carrying around a 50 prime. After that I moved to a G1 and recently I picked up a D30.
Cheers, Joe
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Canon D30 Canon G1
Sigma 15 - 30 Canon 24 - 85 Canon 70 - 200 f4L Canon 50 1.4
NEC FP912SB Canon S9000 Adobe PS QImage
3 alarm clocks so I don't miss those sunrises.
When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail. - Lotfi Zadeh
Cheers, Joe
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Canon D30 Canon G1
Sigma 15 - 30 Canon 24 - 85 Canon 70 - 200 f4L Canon 50 1.4
NEC FP912SB Canon S9000 Adobe PS QImage
3 alarm clocks so I don't miss those sunrises.
When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail. - Lotfi Zadeh
dougmick
Well-known member
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PaulS95190
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