I have an old Canon Canonette 35mm that I usethat takes great pix as well as an Olympus FE20 digital camera. Wednesday I bought a funky little Bell keychain digital camera to keep in the glove compartment in case of accidents or if I come upon something interesting while driving.It was only $10 on sale and regular $40 but it can hold over 200 pix in low resolution before it has to be downloaded or cleared.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.

Use an entry level slr, an Olympus E520 bought in 2008

Suits most of what i need a camera for, cant really justify spending big bucks for the rest, pair of binoculars suffice !

Mostly a digitalCanon EOS 40D with a 28-135mm zoom lens and a 72mm UV protector filter.

I also occasionally use my I-phone or a pocket Olympus but prefer the Canon for obvious reasons..

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"C'est parti mon Kiki "

I have always been a Kodak man, ever since I bought my first digital in 1998-9, a .9 MP monster for $895. I was doing high volume business on eBay back then and needed a digital for online pics.

My current Kodak is a really nice 14 MP with 26X optical zoom, 2.5" rear screen and the option of using the screen or through-lens viewer for picture taking. Lots of bells and whistles, but less than $300 at Sam's Club.

I always give the wife my previous digital wonder.

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Dennis in CR
Rockin' since 1963

I love my Olympus E-520 and think it was one of the best values out there a couple of years ago. The available lens options are super quality.

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OK, I'll hum a little bit, got it now?

Oh the irony..

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Fender Highway & Classic 60s Strats, Fender Toronado, Telecaster, Gretsch Projet, Charvel 3, PRS SE Soapbar II & Custom 24, Burns Batwing and many others!

I use a Nikon Coolpix with the entire gamut of accessories and plenty of extra lights, diffusers, reflectors, etc. I got into photography strictly as an adjunct to my other hobby, building scale models and authoring magazine articles about them......



This model was photographed on a purpose-built backdrop using a tripod and a remote-shutter release to eliminate any possibility of vibration at the moment of exposure. A tripod is also an excellent method of controlling how the shot is framed and optimizing the depth-of-field.

Arjay

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"Here's why reliability is job one: A great sounding amp that breaks down goes from being a favorite piece of gear to a useless piece of crap in less time than it takes to read this sentence." -- BRUCE ZINKY

For SLR duty I have the original Olympus E500, which model was later upgraded and renamed E520, mentioned above. I have three lenses for this camera, short zoom, long zoom and a macro. For quick shots with a compact I have gone through several models but have settled on the Lumix TZ5 as a great all around compact. Photoshop Elements for cropping, correcting, etc.

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Just think of how awesome a guitar player you could have been by now if you had only spent the last 10 years practicing instead of obsessing over pickups and roasted maple necks.

I still have a Canon T70 I bought in 1989. These days I use a Canon Powershot G5 that I got for my 40th birthday (2003 - time flies!)

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Steve

I use my wife's Nikon D60 or D5000, whichever is handy. She has several lenses but I always use the smallest one, With the bigger ones, I have to stand almost in the neighbors yard to take a picture! I guess I should probably learn how to use them better....

I just use a Fuji FInepix S5700.....does well enough for me and if that has found it's way into the daughters' bedroom then I just use the old camera phone!!

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speak slowly I'm a drummer too!!

And I proudly lack a stick or a kazoo up my arse...........

Canon S51S, it's bigger than a compact and smaller than an slr, takes great photos and runs on AA batteries.The only accessory I bought for it is the Canon Speedlight 270EX which also uses AA batteries. Put them together and you get a true PHD camera ( press here dummie ) that delivers.

I have a 14mp Kodak Easy Share point and shoot that's good for everyday photos. But if I want to take some real hq pics, I'll borrow my mom's Canon Rebel. That thing is top notch, and it records HD video.

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Check out my new FB music page!

https://www.facebook.com/TheDevilandMe.Music

RJ, that is damn impressive. Is that an upgrade of the models we built as kids? Except yours now looks real. Is it alright if I copy it for commercial use?

Is your camera big like an SLR? What do you write about them? Is my quota of questions used up?

Normal use: an 8MP Canon SX100IS.
Abby-normal use, my 1969 Nikon FTn and my 1984 Nikon F3; I've had both since new.

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Current Gear: Ron Kirn Barnbuster Tele,
Marshall: 1971 SuperLead 100>1997 1960-TV, bunch of pedals
and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica