What kind of Camera do you use?

[Scruffy90]

My everyday camera is my Fuji x100. Never leaves my bag. For anything where I may need access to a lens longer than 35mm  or for non street photography, I use my Canon 60D.

[d33g33]

Current is a 500D (T1i) I bought new in 2008, use kit 18-55 and a 50mm f1.4

 

For video it crashes, a lot...

 

If I had the money id go a GH4 definitely, but I don't so... I won't...

[Dredgy]

I have a Canon 550D, purchased new in 2010/2011. Works great for photos and alot of video work, but lacks the connections I want to use.

 

So I bought a Blackmagic URSA about a month ago, and it's currently in shipping hell, apparently I will get it this Friday, but I've been told that the last 2 weeks, so who knows.

EDIT: Received the shipping notice 30 seconds after posting this!

[EposVox]

I currently run with a T3i because it's all I can afford.

However, I'm generally sticking away from mirrorless for the time being. If I got another cam, I'd want it to be compatible with everything I already have.

[EMRF]

I currently own a Nikon D60 with a few lenses.

[joelanderson]

I guess I started this topic without actually saying what I have (and what i want ).

 

I'm currently using a Sony A33 with a bag full of Minolta Glass including:

-Minolta 50mm F1.7

-Minolta 28-135mm F4-F4.5

-Minolta 70-210mm F4

-Kit lens that I never use

 

I'd give it all up to get started with a Sony a7 II or a7R II. Maybe someday when I can afford it

[ShadowCaptain]

 a7R II. Maybe someday when I can afford it

 

Great minds think alike

 

I also have the minolta 50 f1.7 and 70-210 beercan

 

Also have a tamron  28-75 f2.8

[Bsmith]

Currently shooting dslr with a 1200D

If i would get something new it probably would be a DSLR and a mirrorless for the easier carry around on short trips.

Altough so far i know there is no decent brand that sells good mirrorless AND dslr's sadly

[halomonster]

i am currently using a 700d but i soon want to upgrade to a 70d

[bob345]

I currently have a canon t5im as my main digital camera. I plan on moving to a mirrorless system though as you simply get more for your money. Take the sony a7r II for example. It does everything well.

[Guest Johnny5g]

i am quite happy with my camera.

[KirbyTech]

You should include types for video cameras as well. But interesting results as it is.

[Polgara]

I have the Canon 7D, Canon 550D, Sony DSC-WX350   The 7D is my main and sony for portability 

[Silvercall]

I shoot both a Nikon d610 and a fuji x100t depending on the situation. I have a blackmagic pocket camera for video.

If I were to buy something new, I really like the Sony lineup.

[joelanderson]

You should include types for video cameras as well. But interesting results as it is.

 

I think most popular video cameras would just fall under mirrorless system. Buy you are right, I was only thinking about the A7s and GH4 when I made the poll haha

[KirbyTech]

I think most popular video cameras would just fall under mirrorless system. Buy you are right, I was only thinking about the A7s and GH4 when I made the poll haha

Ursa mini, the new canon 4k one ect. I know I have a ursa mini pre ordered.. other might as well

[joelanderson]

Ursa mini, the new canon 4k one ect. I know I have a ursa mini pre ordered.. other might as well

The Ursa mini and things like the Sony FS7 would be considered mirrorless systems I think

[ALwin]

Nikon D4

Nikon D800E + sometimes with underwater housing

Fuji X-E2

Canon G16 + Ikelite underwater housing

GoPro 3+

iPhone

 

Need to buy a new camera for video.

[chaozbandit]

Sony mirrorless is bae <:

 

Though nowadays it's more like pick a good sensor, and save up for good glass. 

 

Nothing like getting shafted by Zeiss woooooo.

[gasho]

a D3200 with a 16-85mm

[TroubleKlef]

Rocking the Canon 70D and will continue to live in the Canon system due to cheap lenses. I'd also like to get a cine camera one day and the two major mounts in that market are the EF and PL mount. PL lenses are ridiculously expensive so I decided it be best to accumulate a collection of Canon photo lenses to someday use on a cine camera.

[BWSSoldya]

Recently bought my first DSLR, it's a Nikon D5200 with 18-55 Kitlens (VRII). Before that I was using my HTC One M8. Would love to get a GoPro at some point in time, especially once I get a motorcycle again. 

Currently really happy with the D5200 though, love the flip-out screen (the reason why I bought that over the D3300) and it shoots amazing photo's. Only thing I am missing is a little more range on the lens. Sometimes you just want to shoot a little further away and need some decent zoom, and the kit-lens only goes up to 55mm. So that's kind of a shame but besides a little range, I can not complain at all. It's a great system and definitly worth the money.

[Joshndroid]

I use a older Sony alpha 390 its fairly old now but I don't take photos very often anymore. I wouldn't mind getting something updated and almost did last year but couldn't justify the price for the use. I actually like photography on the whole and when I want to can actually take a pretty good photo and can do a bit of manipulation and the like.

Apart from that I use a go pro hero 4 black and silver and play around with video after use.

Ever since I was a kid I have wanted to do some photography using a telescope. So one day I'll get my self one and a mount to have a good stab at it

[Blade of Grass]

Most of my stuff is currently shot on my Nikon D7100.

 

If I had to do it again I still think I would have gone for the DSLR route; the ergonomics of mirror-less cameras can go from great (with a small lens) to "Oh my god this thing is horrible" (with something like a 70-200).

[ShadowCaptain]

Most of my stuff is currently shot on my Nikon D7100.

 

If I had to do it again I still think I would have gone for the DSLR route; the ergonomics of mirror-less cameras can go from great (with a small lens) to "Oh my god this thing is horrible" (with something like a 70-200).

 

Hmm I dunno my A7 with a 70-200 is really manageable and I have tiny hands, I struggle holding a D800 for example

 

and most mirrorless cameras lenses are smaller (for example the FE lenses for Sony are way smaller than the A mount ones)