WDYCLL

because the bike board has one too

oh my god i am so glad this is not a ILTMI thread like i thought when i first saw it

you have the power to make it happen

http://i975.photobucket.com/albums/ae232/daggerlee/IMG_00491.jpg

please excuse mostly unused tissue in the back

The Bronica SQ-A:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3249/3143225099_cd9340ca24.jpg

(With Polaroid back)

Olympus OM-20:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2461/3812474258_07cf979956.jpg

The EOS 10 that we got for free two years ago (with EZ-series flash that was also free and has found another good home now)...

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2297/2374962333_04fef02c44.jpg

Pentax K1000 (taken on Provia 400F with the Bronica, film fans...)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3081/2846226057_65f0382dcc.jpg

The APS-format EOS IX7 (£6 on eBay - and it's really ace) hiding behind a Sigma 12-24 I'd hired for the weekend...

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1291/4704789636_f545bb48df.jpg

(after all of that, I don't actually have a photo of our main camera...but y'all can do a GIS for "Canon EOS 40D"...)

(also don't have any photos of our Canon FTb, the 1970s manual SLR that was our workhorse for 10 years...)

beautiful looking bronica! that EOS IX7 looks really weird!

Yeah, it's the cheapest piece of plastic nonsense, but it is a Canon EOS SLR (with a smaller crop factor than most of their digitals), it takes all the EF lenses and does the job. I don't think I've obtained better results from the EOS 10 - not at standard print size anyway. This plus the 50/1.8 was all I could fit in my overnight bag when taking the kids up to Merseyside every few weeks in 2008-09.

lol jjjusten

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4133/5024285041_d35555356c_z.jpg

my Pentax MX - super compact film SLR.

found this in my gran's cupboard, used to belong to my great uncle, a 1986 olympus trip af md. put a roll of cheap film in it just out of curiosity, see how/if anything comes out. haven't used a film camera for about 8 years:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/99/270319326_8e9e981cc8.jpg

very cool! one thing to check for is the light seals - they need to be replaced. but if you want to get the lomo effect you might as well leave them be.

my other leica

http://i975.photobucket.com/albums/ae232/daggerlee/C067-034.jpg

the light seals seem ok... not dryed up or coming away. well, find out when i get the film back anyway. think it might just be a case of sticking some black masking tape round it!

pentax k100d via canon s95

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1204/5110010923_7fba9abe7d_z.jpg

pentax displaying the 'thrifty fifty', old skool manual focus but lovely image quality and only £10 from ebay inc postage.

Lovin' it

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4118/4739185746_c8d6bf89a0.jpg
you're back by skowlyfield, on Flickr

It's a bit sad, but every time I'm in Jessops on New Oxford Street (usually picking up prints/slides), I go straight to the GF1 and have a little play with it. Recently they've had it on display with the 20/1.7 fitted. If I win the lottery, forget L-series lenses, Hasselblads and Leicas, top of the shopping list is the GF1. (Obviously, I'm getting the Leicas and the 85/1.2L as well).

it looks so cute with the hotshoe protector in