What kind of camera do you own??

[kennywood!007]

Sony Cybershot DSC W50. 6.0 MP.

So tiny, and takes AMAZING pictures.

[coasterdude5]

Kodak CX7430

 

It gets the job done.

[matteocrepaldi]

Mine is a Kodak Easyshare CX6330. In other words, this one:

 

[DarkStitch626]

The Nikon.

[major bummer]

No still camera

but 2 Video camera's

Cannon GL2 for Video Pro at Valencia High School, and MTB movie's

Cannon Elura 100

for family and POV

[Goliath513]

Kodax CX6330

 

 

[AlmereStars]

I own a sony erricson W810i

 

don't have a normal camera, love to get one though!

[Steffen_Dk]

I hate big cameras, and therefore I own an Olympus mju 700, which is an amazing camera, if you think of its size.

[Goliath513]

Whoa, is that as thin as it looks? And just how expensive is that?

[steel]

The craptastic Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P8.

It's way too slow and the flash sucks.

 

We're thinking about getting a new camera, though.

[californiascreamer1]

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-S630-Advanced-Reduction-Black/dp/B000MAF0X0/ref=sr_1_1/105-4861584-7144439?ie=UTF8&s=photo&qid=1181751036&sr=1-1

 

Imagine this one in red.

[Goliath513]

 

My new camera because I gave my previous one to my dad since he needed a new one before he goes on a trip tomorrow and was unable to find the one he really wanted.

[spaceace12]

I got a new video camera! a JVC Everio 30 gig hard drive camera.

[miniviews]

I have two point & shoot: a Casio EX-S770 and a new addition, Fujifilm Finepix F40fd. The Fuji has been allocated as my low light/night camera (btw, excellent at hand held & ISO800). The Casio is my landscape/daytime camera, although I'm debating on getting a super zoom prior to the Japan/Korea trip. Hmmm, Canon S3 sounds enticing...

[StraX22]

P&S - Sony Cyber-shot 3.2mp

Film - Canon EOS Rebel S

Moving Pictures - Panasonic PV-DV953

The only thing I don't like about the 953 is the cruddy low-light performance.

3CCD Goodness

[Reality15]

I've been using a Fujifilm FinePix A500 for a while now, but just got a Cannon C3 IS, and let me tell you, that camera is amazing.

[USRoadTripper]

Can't believe I didn't respond to this thread before.

I use a Kodak Easyshare LS753. It's almost the perfect camera. I do wish it powered up and saved faster though, and it is lacking the ability to set exposure times (aside from the standard speed, the next speed is 1 second...I wish I could have like a quarter or half second sometimes). But aside from those things, I have no complaints. It's rock solid, takes FANTASTIC photos, and has survived being smashed into coaster restraints, being sat on, etc, during all my trips with it. I definitely want to be brand loyal with Kodak the next time I get a camera, if I can be.

 

-Julie

Kodak Easyshare LS753

[1ofthebluesbros]

I have a Kodak Easyshare and a Nikkon

[ash.1111]

Nikon D40 with a 18-55mm Nikkor lens.

 

[Bucket]

I have a Nikon CoolPix camera. It takes great pictures and it's so easy to use!

Nikon Coolpix

[spaceace12]

Nikon d70s. 70-300 mm lens and a 18-55 mm nikkor lens. 8x starburst filer, UV filters for both lenses, flourscent filter for 70-300mm lens. JVC Everio 30 gig hard drive video camera.

[exit english]

Body:

Canon EOS 10D with battery/vertical grip.

 

Lenses (by order of favorites):

Sigma EX-DG HSM 19-35mm f/2.8 (wide angle)

Canon 50mm f/1.8 (prime)

Quantaray 70-300mm f/4.0 (long range telephoto with Macro)

Sigma EX-DG (non-HSM) 28-70mm f/2.8 (small-ish telephoto).

 

I'm working on a new flash with bounce/swivel, and backdrops plus constant-on and strobe lighting for indoor photography.

 

Here's one of my non-coaster shots. The band's name is Ark Peninsula.

© 2007 Josh Wozny - Ghost Labs

[phazan]

Cool, looks like there are some fellow photographers on here!

 

I just got a new camera, a Canon 40D!! It's really niiiice so far, I love it. I got the 17-85mm IS kit lens with it. Next up on the list: flash, 50mm f/1.8, and a simple 70-300mm (maybe IS)...And if I win the lotto, I'll get myself a prime 200mm f/2.8!

[TheRapidsNerd]

An Aiptek DZO-V3T camcorder from where else? Target! Sure, it has some short-comings, but it does well. And Zyploc makes a convenient water resistant case.