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Nice deal. I've had my D300 for over 10 years.  It's still going strong and I don't plan on shelving it at any time.  I do try to keep the ISO's to no higher than 1600. My most used lens is the ...

I enjoyed using these film cameras back in the day:

Pentax 645
Minolta SRT 201
Olympus 35 SPn
Olympus Infinity (original splashproof)

The Olympus 35 SPn (actually my father's) had one of the...

Another vote for the 24-105L If you can swing it, for around $130 add the 50 1.8 STM lens.

Same here.  No bell tone in my FE2. This is my favorite manual focus Nikon film camera.  I used it in its later years as a tandem to an N90s and then to an F100.  The fact that I could use the AF-D ...

The D610 also has dual SD card slots. Also, the D750 has buillt -in Wifi if that matters, where the D610 has an optional adapter for this feature. I agree with everyone with getting the D750 over ...

Same exact kit I have, except I did add a 24mm STM pancake lens. I agree - it's a wonderful, lightweight outfit suitable for almost any situation.

A set of extension tubes.

I just recently purchased a used 1D III.  :-) Not new to Canon since I've owned/own XXD's, 5D's and D-Rebels.  Also had an Elan 7e and AE-1P in the film days. Anyway, the 1D III is in excellent ...

Yessirree! As much as I love and embrace digital, I do think about my early days of photography.  Manual focus, exposure, film winding and rewinding.  No AF, auto ISO, AE modes, and continued ...

I watched the remake back when I was in high school.  I was quite taken by the Nikon F2 that Jeff Bridges used in the movie. After finding out how much it cost (and on a high school allowance), I ...

This is the Ruggard Thunderhead 15: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/889712-REG/ruggard_pbb_215b_thunderhead_15_dslr_camera.html

Take a look at this one. It's small and has a tripod holder with straps on the side.  I like that you can tuck in the waist straps when not in use. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/889712-REG ...

Nikon D300, approaching 11 years for me. As long as I keep the ISO below 3200, this camera still amazes me.

Along with my D750 in my grab and go bag: 18-35G (current version) 24-120 VR (attached) 70-300 VR SB-700 flash Outside the bag and readily available: 50 1.8G 85 1.8G 200-500 5.6 VR And 2 vintage AF ...

Very cool but does each frame have AF and metering?