"Photogs: Your favorite camera" Mon Oct-22-18 11:34 AM by hardware
not necessarily your 'best' camera or most used, or even one you've owned
what camera did you really fall in love with?
i still ride for my Pentax Q-s1. Its so quirky. I rarely use it nowadays but whenever i pull it out, i remember why i keep it around. Its not the fastest and doesn't have a wide use-case, but the images are about as warm as a digital file can be.
4. "I love having the x100f " In response to Reply # 0
it's a super customizable so once you get your personal settings dialed in, all you have to do is point and shoot. It's small enough you can pocket it if you're wearing a jacket. Great unassuming camera for shooting on the street or in crowds.
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6. "I co-sign all of this " In response to Reply # 4
I had a canon before but it doesn’t compare to the Fuji. I use it way more often just because it is easy to carry a round, plus it takes amazing pics
7. "the whole brand is just full of romantic cameras" In response to Reply # 6
my X-Pro 1 is a really really close second. its not as small and light as the X100, but there's something about carrying it around, and there really is some kind of magic in these files.
10. "RE: my sister in law has the A7. She loves it." In response to Reply # 8
Sony's color is great on the A65/A68, now I want to move to a full frame, that is the other motivation. I have always shot combination of still and video, so the Sony's work great for me.
9. "Old Olympus point-and-shoot I still have" In response to Reply # 0
Loved that camera. Almost small enough to fit into my pocket, so I took it everywhere. I learned how to lock the focus so I could manipulate the focal point manually (by moving physically). Macro lens was dope. I learned a lot on that camera and took some of my best nature photography with it.
Ultimately, the camera's limitations led me to a small DSLR. 3.2 megapixels just wasn't cutting it anymore, and while photos where excellent, low ISO quality in daylight the camera was almost unusable without a flash in anything dimmer.
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