What Camera Do You Use?

[bikepacker]

 have you been on many tours since i seen you.

Anto

Quite a few both with Pauline and on my own. Cut back a lot on camping though as my PMR problems continue.

[Fred A-M]

A couple of weeks ago I attended a Fellows get together at the RPS where one of the discussions centred on if you could only have one of your digital cameras which one would it be. Without hesitation I said it would be my Panasonic LX100 as I deem it to be my best all-round camera. I do have a Fuji X100 with a great prime lens, a Nikon DSLR which is great for taking pictures of my daughter in running events and a couple of Canon compacts. But the LX100 is my go to if I ever want both quality and flexibility.

Just ordered the new LX100 ii.

Interesting to hear your viewpoint, and it is a case of each to their own I guess which is almost inevitable now there's now so much choice out there when it comes to getting a digital mirrorless camera that will deliver high quality results!  Just out of interest, are you an RPS fellow? 

[bikepacker]

Yes, gained it in 1979. And you?

[Fred A-M]

Yes, gained it in 1979. And you?

Chapeau Monsieur - I am a mere LRPS though am in little doubt that I'll do the ARPS in the next 18 months or so - I enjoying dabling in across styles from architecture to landscapes to street photography of late as I've generally been able to find little time to explore locations.  I have always worked too reactively to bother developing a thematic style as such, but I do feel I've reached a cul-de-sac with the street photography in working in this way so the next step is define a few projects and become much more disciplined about it all.   

[Pavel]

At present, I use a Nikon Z6 with the 24-70 kit lens and a 60mm micro 2.8 via an adapter.  I keep thinking that I may add a wide angle like the 14-30 f 4.0s, but in fact I use my iPhone 11 Max Pro for any wide angle shots now, and find it superior most of the time to any DSLR or Mirrorless lens, 85% of the time.