What was your first camera?

[L.U.G]

hi

just like to know what was your first camera?
what other cameras do you have?

please post below.

my first camera was the digital nikon coolpix4300. i got it the start of this year. i have just begun using it more and learning the manual settings. so i am a newbie. :)

i am probably going to get a canon EOS digital camera in the future. they seem to be pretty good.

[IcarusFree]

My very first camera was a Kodak 110mm (remember those????). I never like it because of the waiting time between pictures and film developping.

Many years later I got a Nikon Coolpix 995. hat changed everything. I fall in love with photography (yes my wife gets jealous sometimes). I recently got a Canon EOS 10D. Still learning how to play with this toy. I kept the CP 995.. for macros it has no par!

[la-psycho]

my very first camera was a kodak dc4800 that i won in a raffle drawing at school

then my dad got a canon g2...but then again...considering how nobody in the family but me uses it....it just sort of became....mine

[Bagsfan5]

I cant remember what my first camera was called, but I do remember it may have been known as a disk camera. The negatives looked like a disk. They were in a circle. The pictures were all square. After a few different cheap cameras I got a Canon T-50.... Wow, and I am not even 40 yet.....

[yznogud]

I guess that my first camera was a old rolleicord (120 film not the 110 or 135) that was from my father. At the time (early 70's) he add a SLR Konica and 2 rollei's.

[Fernando Valente]

The first photos I made were with a Canon A1 (not sure of the name) from my father, then I bought a P&S from Samsung to take to summer camps. Now that I earn some money :-), bought last year the Minolta dimage 7Hi and then last month replaced it with the Minolta A1, being a nice tool to learn.

Fernando

[me_wrestler]

A Yashica TL-Electro and I still have it :-}
Colin

[fdigital]

My first one was a Kodak EK4 instant camera....I still have it

Fabio

[Bytephoto]

As for my first camera, it was an Olympus OM 10, then an OM2n, and finally now in the digital era, and staying with the same brand, an E10.

Voil’*‚„’‚‚*

[richardmt68]

My first camera was a Canon AE1 years ago. I did not use it much, shot maybe 1 or 2 rolls of film. Im not sure whatever happened to it, must have gotten lost in a move or something.

My next was an Olympus D340R digital. It was a point and shoot 1.3mp that I must have shot thousands of photos with. Then along came a Kodak DC280, then an Olympus C-5050 (which is an awesome camera) and finally a Canon EOS10D which I am still learning to use. I see great potential with the EOS.

[ratcheer]

My first camera was a Kodak Instamatic F, probably in the very early 60's. Used little self-contained film cartridges. I loved that thing and used it for years. It didn't take great pictures, but it did make good, clear snapshots.

Tim

[Roy]

Hi,

it was a Canon AE1 Program. A few days ago I gave it to a friend who goes to Nepal. It is still working. All Canon bodies (A1 and F1) are still working, I never had a problem.

Roy

[AriadneArt]

My first camera was a Zeiss Ikon Contaflex IV SLR, made in 1957. I purchased it used in 1964 for $75. It's a great camera, and although, in the early '70s, I upgraded to a Mamiya with more bells and whistles (advance lever, etc.) I've held on to that Contaflex and I still have it. The optics are marvelous. Whenever I've loaned it out, I was offered a price for it, but have never let it go. Still have the case, too, a metal reinforced hard leather one (Strap long ago bit the wind, though. ).

Icarus, my first digi was a Nikon 995, and I still keep it for macros, although I'm tending to use the 5700 for those, now. I'll probably sell the 995 eventually, but it's a great little camera.

[raaf]

My first camera was a praktica TL 1000 which I most used for slides. Later I bought a Minolta X500, a Canon EOS 500 and now I have a Nikon cp5400

[spyderxxx]

Would you believe a Kodak Brownie Starflash that I got for Christmas when I was about 8

Ed