your oldest regularly used digital camera

[luuca]

my pana lx3 is the oldest digital camera I use, 4 years of good service... and I think it will last for a couple of years more

[jsrockit]

My oldest camera is the Fuji X100.

[Bobbo]

I sold a 2001-era D1H in 2009. Why? I didn't need the F5-class AF speed anymore. Oh, and the Ni-Mh battery situation.

[FStrikwerda]

Canon 20D and 1d2, both 7 years old.

[AAlfano]

I love my Nikon D40 (introduced 2006). It's only 6 megapixels, but that is six million GOOD pixels. No video crap to make things more complicated.

I've also got a 2008 vintage Canon SD880is point and shoot, but I don't think I've shot a single frame with it since getting my iPhone 4S.

[rhl-oregon]

Canon A60, probably 2004. Once the familycam--the only digital--since late 2009 it has become the family underwater cam (I found a $5 housing for it), especially when I'm using the Nikonos III.

[charjohncarter]

My first digital was a Sony Mavica circa 1998. It used a 3.5 floppy and was lower that the lowest JPEG setting on most digitals. Still, it made good postcard images. But I went back to film and only use digital when I get an occasional job.

[someonenameddavid]

My Lumix fz 30 has a wonderful lens, is a little slow and doesnt do wide angle or low light. It is 8MP and I don't need another digital camera. I will be disappointed when the sensor dies. My next digital will be a waterproof cheapie and the one after that something that can take film camera lenses.

[George Bonanno]

Canon A50 bought new in 1999 and still works great.
Ya gotta read this review ... it's hilarious !

[Range-rover]

Hi,
Canon 5d, thinking of switching back to Nikon, but that full frame it's hard to go back
to smaller sensors.

Range

[topoxforddoc]

My two Leica DMRs on a R9 and R8 - 2006-7. Still going strong and roducing fabulous images. Fortunately I have plenty of batteries

[john_s]

Canon G3, 9 years old. It has outlasted quite a few smaller cameras. I still use it. I had to get a new battery for it. Only 4 megapixels though.

It will not die.

[BobYIL]

2001.. Nikon Coolpix 995... Actually I bought it for catalog/manual preparation for our products in the company, later I bought a D200 too. Funny but the staff still loves to use the 995 over the D200 (maybe due to its split swivel body.)

[jwc57]

I regularly use my old Canon 30D...which is about six years old now? My 5D was bought used and I can't imagine "updating" it to a newer model. If anything, I'll buy another 5D.

(I still have my old Olympus E-10 and a Canon 10D, but only the 10D gets any use and that is rare. It just isn't worth anything, so it isn't worth selling.)

[djcphoto]

Nikon Coolpix 995 here too. Still a great camera for closeup shots for web use. The macro capabilities are pretty awesome!

[tomtofa]

DMC LC1, from around '04-'05. The D2 twin.

Excellent jpegs, simple controls, Summicron 28-90mm lens. Kind of a brick, but in some ways unsurpassed even till now for low-ISO shooting.

[drew.saunders]

I still use my Panny TZ-3 from time to time when I need the longer zoom. I got it in late 2007, so I'll round up to 5 years. That's ancient in digital years!

[kbg32]

Panasonic LX-1, Ricoh GRD and GX100.

[Jbig]

Ricoh GR Digital Anniversary model (the blue one) keeps on going. No junk or dust on sensor, knock on wood.

[Jonnyfez]

Nikon D200. I really can't imagine needing anything else in a digital camera.

[DtheG]

Digital? My first was a Rollei DR5300, used from 2005 to 2008 when I tripped on a beach and fine sand killed it. So I bought a Samsung S630 because I didn't want to be without a camera for the rest of the holiday. That was used for the next three years: inferior image quality but pocketable. For the past year the X100.

Non-Digital on the other hand.I still have the FED-3 I bought in 1968, I used it last month. I still have the XA2 I bpought in 1983: last used 2000. And the EOS 620 of 1987, last used 2004 during a very wet weeknd in Wales after which the shutter became temperamental. Replaced with a s/h EOS 1, which was last used in 2011.

[giellaleafapmu]

The oldest one I bought new is a Fujifilm S5 Pro (still love the files it produces), but I have two Olympus E-1 which I bought "as new" not too long ago for peanuts and which also produce great 5Mp files which are much older (year of production I mean).

GLF

[nparsons13]

I bought a Canon A620 in 2006, about a year after the model came out, based on its specs and the enthusiastic reviews of it. Despite being bounced off hard surfaces from about five feet a couple of times (and almost dropping in a lake after one of those bounces), it still works fine. I keep it in my car for those times I don't have one of my newer, more expensive digital cameras or one of my film cameras with me. I can always depend on it to take sharp, clear photos. And it takes AAs.

[ironhorse]

I still use a Nikon D2h. A great camera for sports as well as general photography. Not a lot of pixels, but beautiful quality, sharpness, and color.

[Photo_Smith]

I still use a D2x for the odd shot, some would say all my shots are odd....