Nikon. Have owned and shot with canon and blad digital.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Started with Canon AE1 Program followed by the fantastic T90 then the Auto focus EOS 650 then came the switch to Nikon with the N90 etc.For digital D70 which was converted to 720nm Ir,D200 which was converted to 665nm Ir which is my work horse Ir camera.When I missed shooting birds I got a like new D200 for $599 from KEH.My next buy will be.......who knows but it will be a Nikon.
Kodak Brownie, Kodak 126, Pentax K100 and MX, Minolta Maxim 9000 and 7XI, Nikon F100, Minolta Diamage 7, Fuji S2 Pro, Nikon D70, Nikon D200 and Panasonic TZ3. I still have the Diamage 7, D200 and the TZ3. I bought the D70 when the sensor went out on my S2 Pro and I was going to the Tetons and Yellowstone. I was afraid the S2 wouldn't be back in time, but it was, so I had both on that trip. I sold it to a friend after the trip.
In 35mm SLRs I started with Ricoh, became a Pentax fan, eventually ended up shooting Nikon FM2ns for weddings, and now shoot Canon 35mm DSLRs. They all rocked!
To anyone thinking of trying film: you can get a Ricoh KR-5 35mm SLR in great shape for under $25. They use Pentax K-mount lenses.
Started out with Olympus OM-1 back in '73.. then OM-2, followed by Canon AE-1, Pentax K-1000 (a solid workhorse), and then moved to DSLR with a Canon XTi.. saving my nickels and dimes for either a 7D or 5D-II and a few pieces of "L" glass.. I've also collected several older cameras, mostly medium-format although not expensive classics, and occasionally fire off a roll with one of them.. If I had a place to set up a darkroom I'd shoot more b&w film..
Dave Speicher I thought I wanted a career.. turns out I only wanted paychecks.
dlspeicher.zenfolio.com
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