How Many Cameras Do You Own?
Here is the age breakdown of PetaPixel readers according to our previous poll:
How old are you?
- 17 or below (14 Votes)
- 18-24 (72 Votes)
- 25-34 (84 Votes)
- 35-54 (61 Votes)
- 55 or older (8 Votes)
Total Voters: 238
Loading ...It’s interesting how symmetrical the “graph” is.
Our poll this week has to do with how many cameras you own. This could be DSLRs, point and shoots, or any film cameras. Count up all your cameras and let us know!
How many cameras do you own?
- One (48 Votes)
- Two (81 Votes)
- Three (74 Votes)
- Four (41 Votes)
- Five (36 Votes)
- Six to Ten (56 Votes)
- More than Ten (26 Votes)
Total Voters: 362
Loading ...Feel free to leave a comment telling us which cameras you currently own as well.
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I use a Leica D-Lux 3 and the camera in my iPhone 3G S.
I use a Leica D-Lux 3 and the camera in my iPhone 3G S.
Canon 30D, Pentax PZ10 (35mm film haven't used in years), new Sony Cybershot, Nikon Coolpix (older and unused)
I own:
1) a Nikon D40 DSLR, and
2) a Panasonic Lumix FX33
In order of tastiness:
Canon XSi 12.2MP
Canon S2IS 5MP
Sony 17-stick-of-gum-sized-2-MP
Kyocera KX-2 phone 2.1MP?
Samsung Juke phone 0.33MP
and BTW, a symmetrical graph like the age question is called a “bell curve”. LOL
I use a couple of DLSRs, a TLR and a rangefinder that I can never really get the hang of.
Yup ;-)
Canon XTi
Panasonic point-n-shoot
Canon point-n-shoot (on it's way out)
Canonet QL17 RF
YashicaMAT 124
Olympus OM-1N
Olympus mju-ii (Stylus Epic)
Olympus PEN EE (paper weight)
Minolta Electroshot (paper weight)
and an old Argus A that's been in the family for many moons
I wonder, does the question “how many camera's do you own?” include video cameras? I have three different video cameras that I use, 4 if you include the few minutes of video my cell phone will shoot.
Hmmm. Meant photographic cameras. Didn't even think about video cameras or cell phones.
Interesting…
I own a Nikon D60 and a FujiFilm FinePix S3000, which I haven't used since I got the Nikon but I plan on using for more “dangerous” situations like amusement parks. I don't use the fuzzy camera in my phone.
I only really use my 40D but I own 5 in total including a two old film cameras given me by relatives, my camera phone and my P&S.
Hmmm…
iPhone, Nikon D90, Nikon D50, Nikon FM, Polaroid SX-70, Polaroid 3000, Polaroid Land 250, Polaroid i-zone, Holga + Holgaroid back, Lubitel 2, Lomo Actionsampler (x2), Mamiya 645…
Help!
Currently using a Canon XTi, but also own:
Canon S3
Olympus C725
Canon AE-1
Minolta XG-9
Ricoh TLS
Mamiya C330
Several vintage Polaroids
A couple vintage Kodak Instamatics
and a Brownie
Currently My most used Camera is my Nikon D90 But I also have:
Canon Eos 5D
Canon Eos 5 (Film Camera)
Yashica FXD (Film Camera)
Holga
Panasonic LX2
Nikon F50
My Nikon D90 is my main camera.
I have 2 point & shoot cameras:
Nikon Coolpix L5
Canon PowerShot A2000IS
I also count my iPhone 3GS as a camera, since I haven't used either of the P&S cameras since I got it.
sony dsc-v1
sony w-35
rolleiflex sl35
holga
Canon EOS XTI
Canon A-1
Pentax K-1000
Yashica Electro X
Mamiyaflex C2
Minolta Autocord
Eastman-Kodak 127 Brownie
I'm seeing more and more people list their iPhone as a camera these days. They've gotten that good huh?
Missed the vote but:
Canon 40d
Lumix LX3
Olympus Trip
iPhone 3GS
Sony Alpha a300
Canon SD1000
Flip HD
Olympus 790sw
Olympus 1050sw
Sony Alpha a300
Canon SD1000
Flip HD
Olympus 790sw
Olympus 1050sw
I just want to make some comment on 2 digital cameras I own, in case it might help others to make their own choice.
My first DC was a SONY DSC-V1 5.0 MP. I recently bought a LUMIX DMC-LX3, lured by the LEICA lenses and the large aperture. I have just carried out tests of the 2 and to my great surprise and disappointment, I have found out that the Zeiss optical of my
Sony is unquestionnably better that the LUMIX's. So, if you own a SONY like mine, you should stick to it. Its only problem is the price of batteries.