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08-26-2010
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MoDeRaToR-To Love & Light
helenhill is offline
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I can Dig where Simon is coming from... he's always been a Gent
I feel I can 'Exploit' more with Film...
though at Present I can't get No Satisfaction...with anything
just have some Lenses and no Bodies....
the X1 appealed to me because of it Size, tres Sexy Body. Large Files, and NO lens changing ( save that for Film)
what worries me about the M8/8.2 is coding, banding etc
It always annoyed me, every time You want the card YOU have to undo the bloody bottom Plate...such a useless design
Lost without Shooting... 
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08-26-2010
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#52
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ʎlʇuǝɹǝɟɟıp sƃuıɥʇ ǝǝS
kdemas is offline
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I was out today delivering a camera I had sold. Along for the ride... a Sigma DP1.
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08-26-2010
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#53
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Riverman is offline
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At home. Within reach is a Nikon F6 with Nikkor 24mm f2 AIS mounted. Not loaded at the moment but a few rolls of Kodachrome in the fridge to shoot before Dwaynes' December deadline.
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08-26-2010
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#54
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[Pithy phrase]
dogberryjr is offline
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Location: WV, USA
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Originally Posted by Riverman
At home. Within reach is a Nikon F6 with Nikkor 24mm f2 AIS mounted. Not loaded at the moment but a few rolls of Kodachrome in the fridge to shoot before Dwaynes' December deadline.
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I remember your run-up to F6. Is it everything you hoped it would be?
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08-26-2010
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cliffpov is offline
Join Date: Feb 2010
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Leitz Minolta CL with CV 25mm lens for film camera at the moment.
Sigma DP-2 for the evil digital side.
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08-26-2010
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#56
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Brian Legge is offline
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Location: Seattle, WA
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I just stumbled across a Retina IIIc (little c) for $10 today. It looks to be in decent shape over all.
I was going to throw some HP5 into the Ricoh 500 but I think I'll give the Retina a shot instead. Both seem to have better rangefinders than most of my other compact cameras.
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08-26-2010
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#57
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majid is offline
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Location: San Francisco
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And what photography gear you have with you right at this moment?
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A Leica X1. It replaced my GF1 + 20mm f/1.7 as my EDC. The X1 is much lighter and sufficiently more compact to make a difference, outweighing the mediocre autofocus. On weekends, I carry the M9 + 50mm f/1.4, and sometimes also a 28mm f/2.8 Elmarit ASPH and a 90mm Apo-Summicron ASPH. The last 2 weekends, however, I switched the M9 for my XPan II in order to finish up my last 2 rolls of Kodachrome.
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No camera, no masterpiece. Gotta carry one everyday, everywhere you go!
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I agree, that's why my DSLR mostly collects dust.
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Edit: If you are at home, what's the camera within your reach for quick action?
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Usually the M9.
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08-26-2010
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#58
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xhrl is offline
Join Date: Dec 2007
Age: 18
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Originally Posted by coelacanth
Just for fun, a simple set of questions.
Where are you? What are you doing? (optional)
And what photography gear you have with you right at this moment?
No camera, no masterpiece. Gotta carry one everyday, everywhere you go!
Edit: If you are at home, what's the camera within your reach for quick action?
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M2 + 35/2 loaded with arista's "trix", a combo I carry everywhere and which I love for shooting around my local streets just to document 'life' !!! When I can afford another lens or two, I'd like to get a 50 and a 90.....
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08-26-2010
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ampguy is offline
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Hi Helen
There was some company that made an alternative M8 bottom where you could pop the SD card out without taking the bottom off, have you checked these out?
Once you get a good M8 that's either fixed or new enough to not have the issues, they seem to be as solid as anything.
The secret is to take tons and tons of photos, like hundreds or thousands a month or so, otherwise dust gets in the system and fouls things up ...
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Originally Posted by helenhill
I can Dig where Simon is coming from... he's always been a Gent
I feel I can 'Exploit' more with Film...
though at Present I can't get No Satisfaction...with anything
just have some Lenses and no Bodies....
the X1 appealed to me because of it Size, tres Sexy Body. Large Files, and NO lens changing ( save that for Film)
what worries me about the M8/8.2 is coding, banding etc
It always annoyed me, every time You want the card YOU have to undo the bloody bottom Plate...such a useless design
Lost without Shooting... 
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08-26-2010
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#60
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soimless is offline
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I'm playing with my FED 2 that has developed a bit of a shutter hiccup on the 1/250 of a second speed after I had loaded it with a 40 exposure roll of film (yay absent minded bulk loading). all the other shutter speeds work fine but the 1/250 will randomly stick but then, will go forward after the shutter release is no longer depressed.
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08-26-2010
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#61
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Ride, dive, shoot.
coelacanth is offline
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Came back home and tried to snap some of my cat with Rolleicord V and Neopan 400 @ 1600.
Now I'm on couch with OM-2n & 85/2 with Trix@1600 and E-PL1 & 20/1.7 on coffee table for the lazy evening.

Taken just now with iPhone 4
Last edited by coelacanth : 08-26-2010 at 17:51.
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08-26-2010
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#62
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Neare is offline
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Location: New Zealand
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My Norita 66.. sticking foam in the mirror box to try and solve a light leak =(
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08-26-2010
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#63
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Light Sensitive
photony texas is offline
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Lugging around a Mamiya 7II, it's big for a everyday sidearm but I am loving it more and more.
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08-26-2010
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#64
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unclescarMT is offline
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currently in my everyday bag: an olympus 35sp loaded with acros.
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08-26-2010
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#65
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carpe diem
Honus is offline
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Location: Rockridge
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I'm at home now, but I always have a camera in the Timbuk2 bag that I drag to work with my computer and assorted project files. Today it was the M8 and Noctilux.
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08-26-2010
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#66
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je2a3 is offline
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Location: USA/Philippines
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As of today, in the bag ready to go:
Canon P + W-Nikkor 35/2.5 w/ PX125
Oly Pen D w/TX400
E-P1 + adapter/CV21/4
extra lenses: Summitar 50/2, CV15/4.5, Oly 14-42 kit zoom
extra film - APX100 and TX400
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08-26-2010
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#67
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BTMarcais is offline
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Location: Alameda, CA
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Had the Super Ikonta A (645) with me today, old 30's uncoated tessar, w/ triX loaded.
Now I'm home, and in reach is a minox B, but everything else is less than 10 steps away.
-Brian
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08-26-2010
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#68
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写真のオタク
David R Munson is offline
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Pentax 67 with 105mm and a Canon EOS 3 with 35mm f/2, both loaded with Tri-X
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"I think the camera is something of a nuisance, in a way. It's recalcitrant. It's determined to do one thing and you may want it to do something else. You have to fuse what you want and what the camera wants. It's like a horse...you get to learn what it will do."
- Diane Arbus
(Canon 7, EOS 3, EOS 5D Mk II, Elan 7, Mamiya 645, Olympus Pen D, Ricoh Auto Half, Pentax 67)
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08-26-2010
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#69
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Registered User
Johnmcd is offline
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Next to my keyboard as I type is my love of the moment - Mamiya 7 with 80mm. Tomorrow it get some use as I travel south of Sydney for work...
John
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Mamiya 7 plus 80mm
Bronica SQA plus 65mm & 150mm
Crown Graphic 4x5
Leica M3, M4, Epson R-D1
cv 21/4, 40/1.4, 50/1.5, 35/2.5, Ind 61 LD, Jup 9
Olympus OMD
OM2 plus 24/2.8, 28/3.5, 50/1.4, 50/3.5, 100/2.8, 70-150/4
www.johnmcd.zenfolio.com/
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08-26-2010
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Ride, dive, shoot.
coelacanth is offline
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It's great to see diversity of "weapon of choice" for the day, and know that we really like to be ready for THE moment all time. 
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08-26-2010
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??? is offline
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Waiting on a phone call on the bed.
The only camera in this room is my M9, with a Nokton 1.2 on it, as it usually is after dark.
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08-26-2010
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#72
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Spavinaw is offline
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Hmm? I'm at my computer desk and within reach on the desk is my only digital camera--an Olympus 2.1 megapixel C-700 with a FULL memory card! Won't take many pictures with that. At the other end of the house are all my film cameras, many of them loaded.
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08-26-2010
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shyoon is offline
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Currently stuck in a Corporate Finance lecture. In my bag beside me is a Contax T2, loaded with Neopan 1600. Planned to go to the pub with a fee friends after class, but I just heard that my Rolleiflex has arrived so I'm considering flagging the pub and go straight home to play with my new toy!
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08-26-2010
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Bingley is offline
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I'm on the road, sitting in a hotel, but in my bag is my IIIc w/ a Canon 35/2.8, loaded w/ Plus-X, just in case a photo op materializes.
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M2, M4-2, IIIc, IVSB2, & T, and assorted LTM & M lenses
XD-11, X700, and assorted MD Rokkor lenses, Rolleicord III, Rolleiflex Automat MX-EVS
FS: Canon P
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08-26-2010
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#75
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Marcelo
umcelinho is offline
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Where are you? home!
What are you doing? warming up the couch
And what photography gear you have with you right at this moment? errmmm i think my blackberry doesn't count, right?  if that's the case, then a mamiya c330 with a sekor 80/2.8 loaded with kodachrome 64 that i will have to end up developing as B&W...
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