I'm primarily a Nikon guy.
For digital, depending on the situation, I use:
1. D800
2. D600
3. D3s
4. Df
5. D700
I have more lenses than I care to count. One of my most used is actually the 24-120 f/4, but I'm not shy about primes or zooms that get the job done. One of my favorite walk around combos for the past week, and probably for an upcoming trip in a few weeks, has been the Df with an AI-s 35mm f/1.4. My mainstay staple "pro" modern lenses include the 14-24mm f/2.8, 70-200mm f/2.8, and 105mm AF Micro-Nikkor f/2.8D(I prefer it over the VR version which I owned and sold). Of course, I also have more small fast primes in both auto and manual than I care to count.
I also shoot a lot of film, and have very nearly every Nikon film SLR made(if anyone wants to help me check some boxes, the top missing ones now to round things out are the FM3a, a working N80, and a Nikkormat FT3). With that said, my most used ones these days are the F6, F100, and two different F2s(F2AS and F2SB).
I'm a Hasselblad junkie when it comes to MF film, although I also use an RB67 when I don't mind the weight and want the film area. Lately, I've been having fun with a Zeiss Super Ikonta 532/16(6x6 folder with a coupled rangefinder and coated f/2.8 CZ Opton Tessar). I shoot 4x5-mostly these days with a Calumet(Cambo) 45N, although I have a pile of other 4x5 cameras.
Lately, I've been dabbling in the Olympus OM system. I have the OM-1, OM-2, and OM-4. There are a handful of lenses I'd like to have outside my current 28/35/50 and 70-210 kit, but I haven't been motivated to pay the current going rates for them.
I use to be a heavy user of Canon FD equipment, and still have a lot of that.
I have my obligatory Leica kit, although I rarely use it. I get tired of the tedious film loading and tiny finder of the IIIc, so usually use my lenses on a Canon 7.
There are also some other fun odds and ends like the Pentax Auto 110 that sits on my desk, and the half frame Olympus Pen FT that takes me forever to shoot a roll of film through.
I have more cameras than brains...
For digital, depending on the situation, I use:
1. D800
2. D600
3. D3s
4. Df
5. D700
I have more lenses than I care to count. One of my most used is actually the 24-120 f/4, but I'm not shy about primes or zooms that get the job done. One of my favorite walk around combos for the past week, and probably for an upcoming trip in a few weeks, has been the Df with an AI-s 35mm f/1.4. My mainstay staple "pro" modern lenses include the 14-24mm f/2.8, 70-200mm f/2.8, and 105mm AF Micro-Nikkor f/2.8D(I prefer it over the VR version which I owned and sold). Of course, I also have more small fast primes in both auto and manual than I care to count.
I also shoot a lot of film, and have very nearly every Nikon film SLR made(if anyone wants to help me check some boxes, the top missing ones now to round things out are the FM3a, a working N80, and a Nikkormat FT3). With that said, my most used ones these days are the F6, F100, and two different F2s(F2AS and F2SB).
I'm a Hasselblad junkie when it comes to MF film, although I also use an RB67 when I don't mind the weight and want the film area. Lately, I've been having fun with a Zeiss Super Ikonta 532/16(6x6 folder with a coupled rangefinder and coated f/2.8 CZ Opton Tessar). I shoot 4x5-mostly these days with a Calumet(Cambo) 45N, although I have a pile of other 4x5 cameras.
Lately, I've been dabbling in the Olympus OM system. I have the OM-1, OM-2, and OM-4. There are a handful of lenses I'd like to have outside my current 28/35/50 and 70-210 kit, but I haven't been motivated to pay the current going rates for them.
I use to be a heavy user of Canon FD equipment, and still have a lot of that.
I have my obligatory Leica kit, although I rarely use it. I get tired of the tedious film loading and tiny finder of the IIIc, so usually use my lenses on a Canon 7.
There are also some other fun odds and ends like the Pentax Auto 110 that sits on my desk, and the half frame Olympus Pen FT that takes me forever to shoot a roll of film through.
I have more cameras than brains...
really?! Looking forward to some shots! 