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Come on... admit it. You own more than one camera system. How many?

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The Fujifilm X system is the only one I own. I have two XT-1s, an X-Pro 1 and six XF lenses.

I use the XT-1 for gigs, so one is a back up body.

I own one other working camera – a Nikon FG SLR with a Nippon Kogaku NIKKOR-S Auto 50mm f/1.4 lens from the late 1960s. The last roll of film I will ever own is in this camera. So in about a dozen frames it will be retire to a display shelf. I don't consider this as a camera system.

I don't consider my iPhone as a camera system either.
 
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I'm curious how many are missing? I tell people I can open a successful cam store with my collection... and I use most of them as well!

Bob
 
Bobtheamateur said:
Dave Luttmann said:
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I'm curious how many are missing? I tell people I can open a successful cam store with my collection... and I use most of them as well!

Bob
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LOl...same here. My wife just rolls her eyes. The Pentax Kx is missing, Bessa R2a, Fuji X-Pro1 and XT1, Graflex 4x5, Canon T70, Pentax Auto 110 times 2, Diana Mini 110, and probably some others....
 
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Fuji X
Nikon F
Mamiya 7
Wista 4x5
Rolleiflex
Rollei 35
Samsung p&s
Graflex (converted to zone plate)
 
The Photo Ninja said:
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I have an X-T1 and slew of lenses for the fun stuff when I have time to be a photographer. I keep the RX100M3 for those times when I can't take the full kit or the family rolls their eyes when packing for vacation :)
 
The Photo Ninja said:
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Currently own two interchangeable lens systems: Canon EOS; Fuji-X.

Tried and got rid of m43 before I bought enough lens to make it hard to get rid of it.
 
See my profile - I have and shoot with Fuji, Pentax, Leica, and Ricoh digital systems depending on my needs and my mood. I also have but no longer shoot with Pentax, Zeiss, Rolleiflex, Canon, Nikon, and other film camera systems. The perils of being a collector...
 
If you only count the ILC systems I have the Nikon F-Mount (both DX & FX) and the Sony Alpha E-Mount "NEX". I have had a M4/3 system too but I sold everything already.

I am pondering on joining the Fuji camp with the X-Pro1 and 3 primes (12mm Zeiss, 23mm and 56mm). There is a X-Pro1 (& X-E2) deal here in Canada at the moment so it is very tempting. I have read about the rumors on a "X-Pro2" but I don't have to have the latest & greatest. If I did join the Fuji X camp the Sony stuffs will be gone.

If you also included "P&S" as system I have a Sony RX100 II that I carry almost everywhere.
 
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The first step towards recovery is admitting you have a problem... ;-)
 
Acrill said:
Who has time to shoot with more than one system camera? Owning even three lenses is pushing it.

I have one system and an RX100 for the wife.
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I probably have bits and pieces of 10 different systems and shoot them all every chance I get. Sometimes at the same time. I'll take my polaroid pinhole, Bronnie GS-1 with its excellent 50mm, and my x-t1 all for a walk if I'm in a good city...
 
Well I started out in the world of DSLR with a Nikon D50 then progressed to D5000. My son (9 yrs old) uses the D50. I was tempted by M43 and bought a panasonic GF2 which is now used by my wife. Not quite satisfied with my lot I invested in a Sony A65 which never really lived up to expectations. Next I thought I'd dip my toe in the Fuji x world and bought a X-M1 which I really like and now wish that I had gone higher up the line as I really miss a viewfinder. At the same time I went with an Olympus OMD EM5, I had an OM10 many years ago and loved it. Now I tend to carry both the Xm1 and EM5, they are good at different things, but this is problematic in that I don't concentrate on one system and try to master it, but I get by.

Why do I keep the old stuff? The D50 can sync flash at 1/500th, the resale value is so low, the A65 still can turn out a good performance. the only one I would consider parting with is the D5000, but it has such low value on ebay it seems like i'd be giving it away for the price of a night out :)

Steve
 
If we're being technical, aside from Fuji I have:

A D60 with two zooms,

A Canon EOS 10 with twin zooms,

An Olympus 35 SP that I bought at the antiques market in Buenos Aires,

An iPod and a Samsung Galaxy S2.

I would also probably have my parents' OM-1 and lenses if some jerk hadn't stolen them all years ago.
 
NT
 
Fuji X-E1 (two bodies) with several lenses, two of them Fuji.

Sigma DP3M. I used to own a SD1 and SD15 and several lenses, all but 2 lenses gone now and I'm quite satisfied with the performance of the DP3M. With the Fujis I can changes the lenses though. Also I have a Sigma SA7n film body (uses current production SA-mount lenses) that I keep in an exalted box in the back of my bedroom closet. It does a good job with film but I just don't shoot film anymore.

Several other small digicams going back to 2002 that fill space in a drawer.

Several (three) Minolta Hi-Matic 9 film cameras, also filling space in a drawer.
 
Fuji X-T1 + Fuji Lenses.

Fuji X-T1 + Adapted lenses from 7 different mounts, so each combination counts as one, yes?
 
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