This is all my working camera equipment, excepting my cell phone.
The Canon 5D2 is burdened with doing most of the work. Mine's a few years old now, and it's how I re-taught myself photography. Still in constant use.
The Canon Digital Rebel was my first SLR. I used it exclusively for years, before getting the 5D2. It just holds down the shelf, now-a-days. I attached a lens specifically for this photo, normally it's naked.
The Minolta SLR was my father's, until he abandoned film. I don't use it much, because the lens is annoying, and the body is far too automatic. This must've been a cheap camera at the time, it's barely a step ahead of a point-n-shoot, in terms of functionality.
The Canon Rebel 2000 was something I picked up a few years ago for $20. I let's me use the fancy lenses on film, and that is it's sole purpose in life.
The Canon AE-1 Program is a new acquisition, it and I are still getting to know each other.
The Pentax 645 I've had for about 1.5 years, and it's my new lover. I picked it up wanting to shoot medium format, and it was like we were meant for each other.
The Balda Baldinette and Kodak 620 were both inherited recently from family. The 620's first roll of film is at the lab currently, and the Baldinette is on frame 31 of 36 on it's first roll, soon to be completed.
The PowerShot S200 was my first digital camera, a birthday gift from my parents while I was in college.
The PowerShot S100 was picked up recently just for it's small size.
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