I have loads of cameras now. I only have one digital camera, which I use for the important shots. However, I think digital photography is a lot like a Ford Mondeo: reliable, predictable, dependable, versatile, and utterly boring. This is why I have so many film cameras. They’re fun.
I usually use my DSLR when I need the results quickly. Otherwise, I shoot film. The Mamiya, the Horseman and the Canon 35mm SLRs are reliable workhorses, but the rest are more unpredictable, and reserved for experimentation and fun. All of these cameras are in full working order. I don’t want a boring museum – I want a collection of cameras I can use.
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Digital cameras
 Canon EOS 450D |
35mm film cameras
 Canon AE-1 Program |
 Braun Paxette Electromatic II |
 Canon EOS 300 |
 Halina Paulette Electric |
 Canon Sure Shot A-1 |
 Olympus OM-101 |
 KMZ Zorki 4 |
 Canon Demi |
 Canon FTb |
 Canon T50 |
Medium format cameras
 Conway Synchronised |
 LOMO Lubitel 166 Universal |
 Voigtländer Bessa |
 Kodak Brownie Model I |
 Mamiya RB67 Professional |
 Horseman 980 |
 Ensign Ranger Special
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