I am resident in the UK and really enjoy you videos. I have a You Tube channel myself and really appreciate the effort that goes into making them. I shoot with a Canon EOS R and an older 70D (which I prefer) and for fun use a Minolta Dynax 5D and 7D both of which work perfectly without first frame black issues. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching! Sounds like you've got some great cameras to choose from! I just sold a 5d last week, and kept the Minollta 19-35mm lens to shoot with my Sony A900 body!
I believe three things keep these older DSLRs still working at their advanced age: 1) They were very well built to start with, 2) they were fairly expensive to buy and thus well cared-for, and 3) their owners found them unwieldy once they got a smart phone, and they stopped using them. I am getting used to shooting a Canon R50 with RF and EF lenses, but I also shoot with a 7D, 40D, 70D, and 5D. I occasionally shoot film with an A-1, and I just purchased an EOS 650 and an FTb.
Hard to stick a DSLR in your pocket, thus cellphone wins. And people are lazy and not talented in photography. They are only good for selfies and group shots.
3) Before smartphones became usable, advanced compact cameras became the competition for DSLRs. I still use Olympus XZ-2 and pray it will last as long as possible and sometimes take Canon PowerShot S90 with me when I need something really small.
Olympus e-500 also uses Kodak 8mp CCD sensor. e-510 uses cmos sensor. I own one and realy like the black and white photos it produces. Thank you for great content.
that's a great haul of interesting cameras - especially the CCD sensor Olympus. I'm a Fujifilm X-H2 and Nikon D700 user 🙂 I love the mix of modern and kind of retro!
absolutely chuffed to bits with it 🙂 I'd had the T2, 3, 4 and 5 and as much as I loved the retro styling, I needed a camera with a larger grip so got the H2.@@pricklypearcamera
I like your little $$ graphic you’ve added in; nice touch. I’m going to pop into one of our thrift shops that has a ton of old cameras and have a look-see. You’ve got me feeling nostalgic!
Today I shot with my D3, K-30 and film with my Nikon F . Chilly sunny day here up north today. No snow left except for high up in the mountains. Hope you're having a good one too. My wife still has got her 350D/Rebel Xt but when her kit lens broke I got her Panasonic's G1 with the brilliant 15-45 kit lens. (These days she just brings her phone, even though I bought her a new Oly 😢) The first years of digitals were exciting. And now you bring that back. Thx. Cheers
Thanks for watching! Our mountains here in southern Arizona in the US just got some late season snow yesterday! That's a good selection of cameras you've got there! My wife is doing the same, using her iPhone for pics instead of a camera these days.
love your videos tbh, they are very well made. Last week i bought my first canon mirrorless body, it is canon m50, i got it used for around 175 bucks, i have to buy a lens now and i think i will go with some used 15-45mm for start, im excited about this because i used point and shoot samsung it100 before!
Thanks, that truly means a lot! That's awesome in regards to the M50! And you got a nice deal on it! I shot with an M50 as my primary for 3 years before the shutter died! I loved using it with the 22MM lens and I also used the 50-200mm. Have a great time with it!
I have an E-300! I used that baby until about a year ago as my 2nd shooter for shooting shows. It actually still takes great pictures and it has for sure shot considerably more images then it was likely rated for it! My Son even took it to prom last spring and shot great photos of his friends! It's a couple of years older then him!
Oh wow, that's crazy! Still provides great results after nearly 20 years! Did you tell him "Son, this camera is your elder, so treat it with respect"? :)
@pricklypearcamera9151 I did!! I got this camera when his brothers were 1 and 3, and it has captured most of their memories, including the older 2 boys proms, senior photos, graduations, etc. I still love the camera, but it's like carrying a brick around your neck, and I'm too blind for the 1 in screen in my own advanced age!! My T7 is weightless in comparison! Not to mention the added 16mpx!
Hello and good day. Great videos, really like to learn photo history and see example pictures. My daily driver is a Nikon D200 with a 50mm AF-D. Love me some CCD colors and texture.
I have several Canon cameras, a few point and shoot and a few mirrorless but sold my DSLRs. They served me well but I wanted to go lighter and smaller. Just got a Fuji XT4 which I'm excited to try!
Sweet! What glass do you have for the XT4? I have an X-T30 with just a couple lenses, and I'm looking to expand, as I don't have much in the way of Fuji lenses.
Bought a Canon 20d a few months ago with a 28-135 usm and 50mm 1.8 original plus battery grip for 160 Canadian (120usd), a couple of weeks ago upgraded to Canon 70d which came with 18-200 for Canadian 350(260usd) Sold the 20d with grip for canadian 50 and kept the lenses. Loving the switch to Canon so far and enjoying your videos too here in Vancouver.
Canon Rebel SL2, EOS-M and M6 mark II. Viltrox ef-efs to ef-m adapter. Viltrox ef to ef-m 0.71 speed booster. Canon ef-s 24mm f/2.8, Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II, Canon EF 75-300 (f4-F5.6) II USM, Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 EF, TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 manual focus EF-M and Kamlan EF-M manual focus 50mm f/1.1 lenses. I also have a Kenko 2x Teleconverter. I can set up for 17mm to 600mm photos of anything from flowers to the Moon.
I've been shooting on my Canon 90D for the last year, but it's still fun to grab the old 20D from time to time. Like you mentioned the bigger bodies are nice when you can have your pinkie on it.
@@pricklypearcamera I've only pressed record on the video function under 10 times but shutter count have exceeded 15.000 But the video works well, sadly onboard microphones aren't the best
R7 with a selection of different RF lenses and a bunch of adapted glass. Really digging the FD 35 F2 Concave at the moment. Use it all the time for product photography.
@@pricklypearcamera It is a no-name cheapo adapter.. I should buy better one to be honest. For other mounts i use K&F concept adapters and they are excellent.
I don't shoot anything new. My newest is a Nikon B700 from 2017. I have a Sony SLT-A57 (2012) and a Nikon 1j1(2012) that I use quite frequently. I also play around with an old Sony DSC-H1 (2005) that still takes nice photos even though it's a small sensor bridge camera. Plus a number of small point and shoot cameras. This was a fun video, nice to see they were working and to hear the info on them, good job.
Thanks Bill, RE: your Nikon 1 J1, do you have the 10-30 & 30-110mm? I think there is also a pancake lens for it. The majority of the 10-30mm kit lenses had a product recall on them for issues creating dark pictures, did yours have that issue?
I still have my first and only DSLR - Pentax istDS from 2004, I believe, with some descent lenses, it has awful autofocus (for some reason much worse than late SLR Pentaxes) and is noisy, but I love the colors. Now for years I'm into m43 Olympuses (currently Olympus E-M5mk3), I love its size/to image quality ratio, excellent IBIS and good affordable lenses on the market, but more often than not I take Olympus XZ-2 with me (bought in 2013) and pray it will last as long as possible - I love good compact cameras, it's a shame it's a vanishing category now. BTW, your video made me curious about early Olympuses.
My first digital camera was in 2003, was a 4MP Olympus that took some pretty great pictures. Nice on the ZX-2, that's a camera that I've used to and really enjoy shooting with it, just like shooting with some of the compact higher end Panny's and Fujifilms.Agree, it is sad to see that the budget/intermediate compact camera new released are non-existent.
I am so late to this... I know mpb is a good place for used cameras. Do you recommend more local sales like Facebook marketplace ect if there are good deals and it is checked by a camera shop
Also I am shooting with a rebel t3 with a kit 18-55 and Nikon d200 with a 28-80 f3.3 looking to upgrade to a 70d since I am getting more into doing RUclips as well as photography in general. I've only been into photography for a year...
Cool! Perhaps I should make a video that shows my collection, quite a bit of stuff! MPB is good, but more of a premium price wise for used gear vs. local or private sales.
Nice greetings from Sweden. First comment. Canon EOS 6D MARK II a d an Canon EOS M6 MARK II this last one is my everyday carry my big ff dslr with batterygrip I do not carry daily as it is heavy I work in care andctaking pics in my break is really nice.
My main camera is a Nikon D80 pair w a 50mm 1.8D but im currently shooting w my Agfa pronto IV I have recently buy. planing to shoot, develop, scan and print film photos for the first time in my life
Still love my 6d MK2, loved my MK1 but retired that to my then GF when I bought the 6d2. I do slap vintage lenses on this DSLR to be fair but i love the feel. if not I will go back to the Sigma 24-70mm
My primary camera has become the LUMIX GX80/85, especially now that I have an EF reduction for it. When I shoot portraits, I bring out the EOS 2000D and when I shoot film I bring out the EOS 300. Love them all dearly
Most usual cameras in use by me are Nikon D7500, Z5 and Olympus E-M1 Mk.III and II's (the III has rapidly become my daily walk about shooter, its IBIS is mental good).
I'm heavily invested in Olympus M43 and really enjoy using the system. Lately I was looking at some images I took years ago with a Nikon D40 and thought it would be nice to have that camera again. I found a pristine Nikon D40X on auction for $55. The camera had less than 4K clicks and looked brand new. Recently, I picked up a Nikon 55-200 VR lens for $23. It was also in very good shape. It's fun hearing the clack of the DSLR shutter again 🙂
You asked what cameras we use. I tend to attract cameras, but am currently using a Sony HX90V to put in a pocket when I go to the shops, and a Sony A55V if I am going somewhere seriously, like holidays or a party. I was taking a Nikon 1 V1 with me when I went walking, but the 10-30 lens has given up (they all do.) It was frustratingly "almost good", with much better low light performance than a pocket camera, plus RAW.
I have several cameras. I have a Canon 6D MKii as my main camera. I also have a Canon T6, Olympus E600, Olympus OM-D EM5, and a Samsung Galaxy EK110. I have a lot of film cameras too.
Very cool! Nice variety there. I used a Samsung EK-GC200 Galaxy camera for my eBay photo studio for a number of years, cool camera with a huge cell phone like screen.
I bought one back in January used. I love the photo quality it has. Also, I like the features as well. I just wish I was able to update the OS. It doesn't do that anymore.
Had a Nikon D200, a Nikon D7000 and bought a Canon D5 mkiii. It had a 18-105 canon which I think was a kit lens and a Sigma 10-20. I got it because it had an Aquatica housing with vacuum system and a brand new 9.25 glass dome port. I was told the D5 Mk4 fits that housing for the most part. I already had the Ikelite strobes and a remote strobe. The retail on the glass dome port is 2k which is what I paid for everything
@@pricklypearcamera I had some unexplained health issues that have prevented me from diving. My tests have come back good so expect to start back soon. Meanwhile I have been supporting Karst Underwater Research divers being a safety surface support. My teams have been doing 4 to 9 hr dives.
Nice! I've never shot with the 1DX, but have used the 50mm 1.2L on a 6D and really enjoyed shooting with it! LOL-it does sound like a workout, that's a heavy setup!
As I mentioned in another video, I use Canon ELPH 190 IS. I love taking pictures, with a camera but with the use of one hand the point and shoot cameras are great. I do like Canon cameras so ELPH is the perfect product for me.
I shoot a Canon SL1, which I really like, and a 60D, which is a more capable camera but much heavier. I'm waiting for you to get a more recent Canon bridge camera to sell. I'd really enjoy a video similar to this one, but with bridge cameras. Perhaps they don't sell as well for you on the used market, but there are several on CL and FM around here.
I’ve got a few SX50s active on eBay I believe. No sx60s or 70s though.. I have a couple Panasonic FZ80s that will be live soon, thats a neat bridge cam with a 60x zoom. Also strangely enough, my next video launching Sunday will be half point and shoot and half bridge cams!
@@pricklypearcamera Thanks! I've been in your eBay store and saw the SX50s. I'm hoping for something with a longer lens at max zoom. I'll look for the FZ80s. The specs look good.
Love it. Can’t go wrong with any of those! I use a GH5S to film about half the videos on this channel, a bit outdated but still serviceable for my needs with the 12-35 lens.
Howdy Kevin from another Kevin my camera amigo is a Sony A300 with the ol kit lens and a hand full of Cokin filters and photograph a lot of urban/ industrial stuff. I enjoy your channel immensely and look forward to your next video
Hello Kevin- what a great name we share! :). Thanks for the kind words! I really enjoy shooting with the Alpha A200 and A300, FYI, there are some pretty inexpensive Minolta A Mount compatible lenses that you can get for a steal in the used market that take some great pics!
@@pricklypearcamera yes 6x6. I started in film cameras. I work at a camera store during the summer. The younger generation is clamoring for our old film cameras, especially the canon ae1.
Any idea how many of these used and inexpensive DSLRs end up as a gift to a kid learning photography? I took a break around 1990 from my Nikons, missed the whole DSLR phase and got back into photography as a hobby with the Sony a6000, Now sporting the Sony a6700. Been with Sony ever since, having a lot of fun grabbing pictures of family, especially the young grandkids. PS, love your show. Never imagined the incredible variety of cameras made.
Very kind of you, thanks for watching! Based on my estimates and questions asked by prospective buyers, it's a decent amount of purchases that are for a 1st timers "real" photography camera. Probably 30-40%, and another large % is people that had the same camera, it broke they lost it, etc, and they want to replace with the same model. Nice on the A6700, I love shooting the E-Mount stuff.
@@pricklypearcamera Actually I do still use the A6000 a bit. The smaller size and weights nice since I’m disabled, and the Sigma 30mm 1.4 is still impressive on it. The A7II is great too but I only have the kit lens and vintage lenses to play with. RX100III is such a great camera even today for being nearly 10 years old; I like the older RX100III lens more than the newer versions. Only thing I bought new was the A6000 and even then it was a closeout sale. Everything else was bought used on eBay, and its all still worth at least what I paid or more!
I think the reason there's not a lot of profit in DSLRs is you won't tend to find them in lots or "x cameras in a box" till they're basically "throw away". Any one that still has some value is going to likely be known or found out by the potential seller - cause they paid a lot up front and so are far less likely to just toss in a box now. Also, post 2014 or so when smartphones "got decent", the $400-$650 new kits are "worse" in full auto mode point and shoot than the smartphone. And anyone who spent $1,000+ body only plus lenses is either a dentist or a camera aficionado. So they're also going to be more likely to know about residual value, and also may be more likely to either list themselves or go straight to MPB for a hassle free trade in or sale. Anyway, I use a Canon R5 with the EF 24-70 F2.8 II lens most of the time, with occasional EF 50 f.14 in the dark and some random adapted manual lenses for fun, and just got the Canon RF 200-800 for my bird photos. I currently believe the Canon R5 is going to be the new 5DmkII that'll be relevant for a decade or more - it was so OP when released and still is one of the top tier do anything cameras.
Not to complain but I noticed that the Olympus E510 and the Nikon D60 both flashes barely work at all. I don't think Kevin noticed that from behind. I was also a little surprised that Kevin seems to prefer the CCD sensor to the CMOS ones. CCD was discontinued by all the high end camera makers (Nikon, Canon) years ago because they were much slower especially when using video. Still a fan of these videos. As to his question about what we shoot with these days I mostly use my Samsung Cell phone as I always have it with me and those built in cameras keep getting better and better, Some of them have 50 MB resolution. Also, a suggestion for Kevin to make a video showing the shutter count procedure and does that only work on DSLRs?
I think some times flash doesn't fire due to him shooting in full auto. Surely cmos is the current choice but there's a crazy trend out there right now in photography community for older ccd sensor cameras because they produce kind of film like results.
@@pricklypearcamera yes sir. It’s a fantastic lens. I had to find a used Panasonic body because I wanted the aperture ring to work. Scored the G9 with a grip locally for $500
Currently using Fuji XT1 with 18-55 for landscapes and general travel I don't need anything else. Thanks for these videos and any information you can add about each camera is really interesting.
Shooting my kids sports to make a card of him with my Canon Eos 7d but shooting everything else with a Yashica electro 35 GSN and also an Olympus Stylus Infinty, aka Mju 1 I thrifted for $8 from a local Salvation Army. And I always have the Canon PowerShot SD 1100 IS, which I also thrifted for under $10 before the digicam hype which also got me into photography again, in my pocket. So quite a few options I try to keep on me.
Love SLR cameras.. I own a EOS 2000D, a EOS 300 (I'm a canon guy if you didn't notice yet haha) and just got a Sony A100 for 10 bucks, no power. Hoping it's the fuse that commonly blows in them
@@pricklypearcamerathank you! I'm relatively new to cameras, have owned this 2000D for 10 months. Lens I enjoy the most is an old Sigma 75-300 with push-pull zoom, which I'll have to re-chip for the aperture to work properly on my 2000D. Plans for the A100 are actually to shoot some older Minolta lenses with it, I mainly shoot in the city, as well as public transportation shots etc
I have still my film Ricoh XR-500 and Pentax SF-7, but haven't used them in decades. As for DSLR's, I have Canon 90D, second hand 5D Mk II and second hand 1D Mk III Also some lenses, some bought new and some used. After several years I'm still impressed with the sound 1D Mk III shutter makes in continuous shooting, like well oiled machine gun 10 fps.
I have been been enjoying these videos for the last several months. I think I like just seeing all of the different models and learning a bit about the history. It sometimes leads me down the rabbit hole to find out more, like that model that had the vertical shutter button on the main grip. I still have have several of the PowerShots SuperZoom S/SX series cameras, from the S1 to the SX60HS. This was probably one of my least favorite video, primarily because I don't like the DSLR experience at all. It's why I went straight from Bridge to Mirrorless. I have a Rebel T5, that was given to me. I only used it for about 5 months when the RP came out. I hated not having the flippy screen and never liked OVF. I currently have the R8. I am not sure what camera body I would buy in the future, because the R8 is already more than capable of capturing just about everything I would normally shoot.
Love the R8, sweet full frame body with superb autofocus. I just try to switch up videos, next video up will be a mixture of half point and shoot and half bridge cams.
@@pricklypearcamera yep, the variety is good. I don't expect all of them to be my cup of tea. I watch them all the way through anyway. The other rabbit hole I want down was when you mentioned 4/3 vs micro 4/3s in a previous video. So I didn't have to look into it this time. 🤓
I went for a walk today in city center. I broght my main camera XT-2 with couple of lenses. Start with classic 18-55 kit lens, Tamron Adaptall 80-210mm F3.8-4 realy sharp zoom lens for its age, Super Takumar 55mm F1.8 another fine lens with its colours sharpnes and built quality and lastly Vivitar Auto Wide-Angle 35mm f/1.9. To acompany my main camera, I carry Canon Powershot G16. I realy like these old compact cameras. Because it is fixed lens, it pushes me to take more action. I'm looking for more compact cameras (fixed lens or body), I've used to own a Fujifilm x100. I'm planing to buy another one from second hand maybe the third version.
Wow that sounds like a really fun setup, I have shot with a Takumar 24mm and 55mm too, and enjoyed using them! G16 is a solid camera too. Boy used prices on Fujifilm just 5 short years ago were much more manageable then they are now! I used to use an X100T, and from when I sold it 4 years ago, it's close to doubled price wise in the used market.
@@pricklypearcamera Very happy with it. Upgraded from a D5200 and kept the glass (Nikkor 17-55 f/2.8 DX, Sigma 18-35 f/1.8, Nikkor 18-200 f/3.5-5.6, Nikkor 35 f/1.8 DX + the 18-55 and 55-200 kit lenses).
Ooooh, that's a cool camera! I have used the 5d III quite a bit but not the IV, what's your favorite lens to shoot with? I will try to give European version names going forward, I just need to remember to do it!
@@pricklypearcamera fave lens, now that's tricky. I have 5 in total. The EF 24-105 F4 L lens, the 16-35 F4 L, the 70-200 F4 L, the latest nifty 50 and the last 35mm EF prime that came out. I think the nicest is the 70-200 for sure. The most useful though is the 24-105. Fave is probably the 70-200 as it's just so sharp and beautiful
@pricklypearcamera9151 The A7RIII is a realy nice camera but my A7RII keeps pumping out good images so I have no reason to upgrade. There are so many fantastic 3rd party e Mount lenses available today that it's crazy to avoid Sony all together. I actually have 5 Sony bodies and two Fujifilm bodies, with a plethora of vintage lenses. Photography is truly an addiction.
I just got my hands on a Ricoh GR (aps-c) and I can't wait to start using it as my EDC camera. Have been using the Ricoh GX100 which is great for its time, I hope I don't end up missing its zoom range (~24-72mm). If Ricoh makes a GX300 (a GR with that zoom range instead of a prime 28 or 45) it might be the first camera I buy new.
Nice! I so rarely find any nicer Ricoh cams in lots that I don't have much experience with the GX100 or GR, but I know they've got quite the following. That's pretty awesome that such a compact cam has an APS-C sensor. Hope you have fun with it!
I use a variety of Nikon DSLRs, a D200 for its CCD sensor, a D700 for its incredible exceptional Panasonic C-MOS sensor, a D500 for wildlife and a D850 for portrait and landscape. My daily companion however is a Nikon Z fc for it's portability and neatness.
Very nice! Love that group of cameras. D500 is sweet, have used and sold a few of 'em over the years. I have not however used any of the Nikon Z series, but looks super intriguing.
We're using our trusty Nikon D700, the (beautiful color-rendering) Canon 30D, and the reliable Fuji/Canon pocket cameras. (Our film Nikon and Olympus cameras are taking the long nap...)
It comes across as very odd that you are talking about the values of these cameras when you are in fact setting the value. It's in your interest to communicate a value that is in line with your listing price on ebay. Appart from the value part I don't know what the purpose is of these video. The stats are easily found on wikipedia. No example pictures are shown. Digging a bit deeper we would quickly be made aware that our phones take better pictures than these old cameras.
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I am resident in the UK and really enjoy you videos. I have a You Tube channel myself and really appreciate the effort that goes into making them. I shoot with a Canon EOS R and an older 70D (which I prefer) and for fun use a Minolta Dynax 5D and 7D both of which work perfectly without first frame black issues. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching! Sounds like you've got some great cameras to choose from! I just sold a 5d last week, and kept the Minollta 19-35mm lens to shoot with my Sony A900 body!
Really enjoyed this video! I had two of the cameras you bought. Good show!
Thanks for watching, very much appreciated!
I believe three things keep these older DSLRs still working at their advanced age: 1) They were very well built to start with, 2) they were fairly expensive to buy and thus well cared-for, and 3) their owners found them unwieldy once they got a smart phone, and they stopped using them.
I am getting used to shooting a Canon R50 with RF and EF lenses, but I also shoot with a 7D, 40D, 70D, and 5D. I occasionally shoot film with an A-1, and I just purchased an EOS 650 and an FTb.
I couldn't agree more with your list, spot on!
Hard to stick a DSLR in your pocket, thus cellphone wins. And people are lazy and not talented in photography. They are only good for selfies and group shots.
3) Before smartphones became usable, advanced compact cameras became the competition for DSLRs. I still use Olympus XZ-2 and pray it will last as long as possible and sometimes take Canon PowerShot S90 with me when I need something really small.
Your channel is relaxing. Calms the gas
Umm thanks?!😁
I totally agree with you.
I feel fortunate with my modest collection.
Appreciate, hold, and use what we have. 💁🏻♀️
Olympus e-500 also uses Kodak 8mp CCD sensor. e-510 uses cmos sensor. I own one and realy like the black and white photos it produces.
Thank you for great content.
that's a great haul of interesting cameras - especially the CCD sensor Olympus.
I'm a Fujifilm X-H2 and Nikon D700 user 🙂 I love the mix of modern and kind of retro!
Sweet, thanks as always! I have never used a fuji as nice as the X-H2, it's got amazing reviews, have you been pleased with it?
absolutely chuffed to bits with it 🙂
I'd had the T2, 3, 4 and 5 and as much as I loved the retro styling, I needed a camera with a larger grip so got the H2.@@pricklypearcamera
Im shooting on a Canon eos 50d and im super happy with it
I like your little $$ graphic you’ve added in; nice touch.
I’m going to pop into one of our thrift shops that has a ton of old cameras and have a look-see.
You’ve got me feeling nostalgic!
Thank you! That's awesome, let me know if you find anything! I've done a fair amount of thrifting myself in an effort to find cameras! Good luck!
Today I shot with my D3, K-30 and film with my Nikon F .
Chilly sunny day here up north today. No snow left except for high up in the mountains.
Hope you're having a good one too.
My wife still has got her 350D/Rebel Xt but when her kit lens broke I got her Panasonic's G1 with the brilliant 15-45 kit lens.
(These days she just brings her phone, even though I bought her a new Oly 😢)
The first years of digitals were exciting. And now you bring that back. Thx.
Cheers
Thanks for watching! Our mountains here in southern Arizona in the US just got some late season snow yesterday! That's a good selection of cameras you've got there! My wife is doing the same, using her iPhone for pics instead of a camera these days.
love your videos tbh, they are very well made. Last week i bought my first canon mirrorless body, it is canon m50, i got it used for around 175 bucks, i have to buy a lens now and i think i will go with some used 15-45mm for start, im excited about this because i used point and shoot samsung it100 before!
Thanks, that truly means a lot! That's awesome in regards to the M50! And you got a nice deal on it! I shot with an M50 as my primary for 3 years before the shutter died! I loved using it with the 22MM lens and I also used the 50-200mm. Have a great time with it!
I've been using the Olympus E510 for years. I just love it. It takes very good pictures.
Very cool! Love the Olympus E series 4/3 cams- unique setup!
Shoot with my lumix g80 . Fantastic walk around/ general photography camera . The panasonic 12-60mm kit lens is fantastic
I recently bought a Canon 7D, just learning it now, but so far really have enjoyed it
That's great! The 7D is built like a tank, what lens(es) do you have for it?
I have an E-300! I used that baby until about a year ago as my 2nd shooter for shooting shows. It actually still takes great pictures and it has for sure shot considerably more images then it was likely rated for it! My Son even took it to prom last spring and shot great photos of his friends! It's a couple of years older then him!
Oh wow, that's crazy! Still provides great results after nearly 20 years! Did you tell him "Son, this camera is your elder, so treat it with respect"? :)
@pricklypearcamera9151 I did!! I got this camera when his brothers were 1 and 3, and it has captured most of their memories, including the older 2 boys proms, senior photos, graduations, etc. I still love the camera, but it's like carrying a brick around your neck, and I'm too blind for the 1 in screen in my own advanced age!! My T7 is weightless in comparison! Not to mention the added 16mpx!
I am currently shooting with a Sony A7R iii and a Sony a6600. Enjoying your videos
Nice! I shot this video with the A7R III, A6600 is awesome too. Thanks!
Hello and good day. Great videos, really like to learn photo history and see example pictures. My daily driver is a Nikon D200 with a 50mm AF-D. Love me some CCD colors and texture.
Good choice! Beefy D200 with a nice 50mm, I like it! Thanks for watchin' !
I have several Canon cameras, a few point and shoot and a few mirrorless but sold my DSLRs. They served me well but I wanted to go lighter and smaller. Just got a Fuji XT4 which I'm excited to try!
Sweet! What glass do you have for the XT4? I have an X-T30 with just a couple lenses, and I'm looking to expand, as I don't have much in the way of Fuji lenses.
Bought a Canon 20d a few months ago with a 28-135 usm and 50mm 1.8 original plus battery grip for 160 Canadian (120usd), a couple of weeks ago upgraded to Canon 70d which came with 18-200 for Canadian 350(260usd) Sold the 20d with grip for canadian 50 and kept the lenses. Loving the switch to Canon so far and enjoying your videos too here in Vancouver.
Thanks, and hello to you in Canada! Wow you got that 70D and 18-200mm for a SONG! Value on the 70D with the Canon 18-200mm in good shape is $475USD!
Cameras i currently am using are the Pentax Q10, and the Nikon Zf!
I shoot with a nikon z8 , but still go my first dslr camera nikon d3500 paired with that 50mm lens you had there . Produced some amazing images work.
Very cool!
Canon Rebel SL2, EOS-M and M6 mark II. Viltrox ef-efs to ef-m adapter. Viltrox ef to ef-m 0.71 speed booster. Canon ef-s 24mm f/2.8, Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II, Canon EF 75-300 (f4-F5.6) II USM, Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 EF, TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 manual focus EF-M and Kamlan EF-M manual focus 50mm f/1.1 lenses. I also have a Kenko 2x Teleconverter. I can set up for 17mm to 600mm photos of anything from flowers to the Moon.
That sounds like a very well rounded and highly practical setup!
I've been shooting on my Canon 90D for the last year, but it's still fun to grab the old 20D from time to time.
Like you mentioned the bigger bodies are nice when you can have your pinkie on it.
Lovely! I have only sold a couple of 90D's and haven't used much personally, do you do mainly stills with it or combo of video/stills?
@@pricklypearcamera I've only pressed record on the video function under 10 times
but shutter count have exceeded 15.000
But the video works well, sadly onboard microphones aren't the best
R7 with a selection of different RF lenses and a bunch of adapted glass. Really digging the FD 35 F2 Concave at the moment. Use it all the time for product photography.
That's an awesome camera, and a really nifty lens! What RF to FD adapter are you using? I've been thinking about getting an FD adapter for my EOS R50.
@@pricklypearcamera It is a no-name cheapo adapter.. I should buy better one to be honest. For other mounts i use K&F concept adapters and they are excellent.
I don't shoot anything new. My newest is a Nikon B700 from 2017. I have a Sony SLT-A57 (2012) and a Nikon 1j1(2012) that I use quite frequently. I also play around with an old Sony DSC-H1 (2005) that still takes nice photos even though it's a small sensor bridge camera. Plus a number of small point and shoot cameras. This was a fun video, nice to see they were working and to hear the info on them, good job.
Thanks Bill, RE: your Nikon 1 J1, do you have the 10-30 & 30-110mm? I think there is also a pancake lens for it. The majority of the 10-30mm kit lenses had a product recall on them for issues creating dark pictures, did yours have that issue?
I still have my first and only DSLR - Pentax istDS from 2004, I believe, with some descent lenses, it has awful autofocus (for some reason much worse than late SLR Pentaxes) and is noisy, but I love the colors. Now for years I'm into m43 Olympuses (currently Olympus E-M5mk3), I love its size/to image quality ratio, excellent IBIS and good affordable lenses on the market, but more often than not I take Olympus XZ-2 with me (bought in 2013) and pray it will last as long as possible - I love good compact cameras, it's a shame it's a vanishing category now. BTW, your video made me curious about early Olympuses.
My first digital camera was in 2003, was a 4MP Olympus that took some pretty great pictures. Nice on the ZX-2, that's a camera that I've used to and really enjoy shooting with it, just like shooting with some of the compact higher end Panny's and Fujifilms.Agree, it is sad to see that the budget/intermediate compact camera new released are non-existent.
7d mark ii and 1d mark iii
How do you like the 1d mk3? I'm in the market for a used full frame
I am so late to this... I know mpb is a good place for used cameras. Do you recommend more local sales like Facebook marketplace ect if there are good deals and it is checked by a camera shop
Btw I also wanna see your whole collection it looks epic
Also I am shooting with a rebel t3 with a kit 18-55 and Nikon d200 with a 28-80 f3.3 looking to upgrade to a 70d since I am getting more into doing RUclips as well as photography in general. I've only been into photography for a year...
Cool! Perhaps I should make a video that shows my collection, quite a bit of stuff! MPB is good, but more of a premium price wise for used gear vs. local or private sales.
Nice greetings from Sweden. First comment.
Canon EOS 6D MARK II a d an Canon EOS M6 MARK II this last one is my everyday carry my big ff dslr with batterygrip I do not carry daily as it is heavy I work in care andctaking pics in my break is really nice.
Hello there!
@@pricklypearcameraadded my camera's in the first comment.
My main camera is a Nikon D80 pair w a 50mm 1.8D but im currently shooting w my Agfa pronto IV I have recently buy. planing to shoot, develop, scan and print film photos for the first time in my life
Very cool! Have you developed any shots from the Agfa yet?
Hey Kevin! That lens on the Olympus is a good one, not the 14-42 kit, but the 14-54 premium
Yep, definitely an upgrade on the normal kit lens!
@@pricklypearcamera price wise aswell
Still love my 6d MK2, loved my MK1 but retired that to my then GF when I bought the 6d2.
I do slap vintage lenses on this DSLR to be fair but i love the feel. if not I will go back to the Sigma 24-70mm
Awesome, I love the 6D II and it's full frame sensor. I've used that with my 85MM Cano and just loved the pairing. Thanks for sharing!
My primary camera has become the LUMIX GX80/85, especially now that I have an EF reduction for it. When I shoot portraits, I bring out the EOS 2000D and when I shoot film I bring out the EOS 300. Love them all dearly
What a solid camera! I use a Panny G850 as my second camera for filming my youtube videos, love it!
Most usual cameras in use by me are Nikon D7500, Z5 and Olympus E-M1 Mk.III and II's (the III has rapidly become my daily walk about shooter, its IBIS is mental good).
Oooh nice! I have used the em1 og and II but not the iii. Its got some great reviews, glad to hear you are liking it!
A great store, I advise everyone
I'm heavily invested in Olympus M43 and really enjoy using the system. Lately I was looking at some images I took years ago with a Nikon D40 and thought it would be nice to have that camera again. I found a pristine Nikon D40X on auction for $55. The camera had less than 4K clicks and looked brand new. Recently, I picked up a Nikon 55-200 VR lens for $23. It was also in very good shape. It's fun hearing the clack of the DSLR shutter again 🙂
Thats awesome regarding your new “old school” setup and you scored two really nice deals there! 👍 Well below market price.
You asked what cameras we use. I tend to attract cameras, but am currently using a Sony HX90V to put in a pocket when I go to the shops, and a Sony A55V if I am going somewhere seriously, like holidays or a party.
I was taking a Nikon 1 V1 with me when I went walking, but the 10-30 lens has given up (they all do.) It was frustratingly "almost good", with much better low light performance than a pocket camera, plus RAW.
Darn 10-30mm Nikon 1 mount 10-30! I love the HX90, solid choice for a portable walk around camera!
I have several cameras. I have a Canon 6D MKii as my main camera. I also have a Canon T6, Olympus E600, Olympus OM-D EM5, and a Samsung Galaxy EK110. I have a lot of film cameras too.
Very cool! Nice variety there. I used a Samsung EK-GC200 Galaxy camera for my eBay photo studio for a number of years, cool camera with a huge cell phone like screen.
I bought one back in January used. I love the photo quality it has. Also, I like the features as well. I just wish I was able to update the OS. It doesn't do that anymore.
Had a Nikon D200, a Nikon D7000 and bought a Canon D5 mkiii. It had a 18-105 canon which I think was a kit lens and a Sigma 10-20. I got it because it had an Aquatica housing with vacuum system and a brand new 9.25 glass dome port. I was told the D5 Mk4 fits that housing for the most part. I already had the Ikelite strobes and a remote strobe. The retail on the glass dome port is 2k which is what I paid for everything
Wow that port is really expensive! Have you used it much? Sounds pretty cool.
@@pricklypearcamera I had some unexplained health issues that have prevented me from diving. My tests have come back good so expect to start back soon. Meanwhile I have been supporting Karst Underwater Research divers being a safety surface support. My teams have been doing 4 to 9 hr dives.
Daily, and only ;-), shooter is my 1DX and new-to-me 50mm f1.2L. A 30 minute shoot is a workout!
Nice! I've never shot with the 1DX, but have used the 50mm 1.2L on a 6D and really enjoyed shooting with it! LOL-it does sound like a workout, that's a heavy setup!
As I mentioned in another video, I use Canon ELPH 190 IS. I love taking pictures, with a camera but with the use of one hand the point and shoot cameras are great. I do like Canon cameras so ELPH is the perfect product for me.
That's a great choice! One of the most popular cameras on the used market right now actually!
@@pricklypearcamera I bought mine new in 2019 and I believe you can still buy them new at approx.$100. more then what I paid.
I shoot a Canon SL1, which I really like, and a 60D, which is a more capable camera but much heavier. I'm waiting for you to get a more recent Canon bridge camera to sell. I'd really enjoy a video similar to this one, but with bridge cameras. Perhaps they don't sell as well for you on the used market, but there are several on CL and FM around here.
I’ve got a few SX50s active on eBay I believe. No sx60s or 70s though.. I have a couple Panasonic FZ80s that will be live soon, thats a neat bridge cam with a 60x zoom. Also strangely enough, my next video launching Sunday will be half point and shoot and half bridge cams!
@@pricklypearcamera Thanks! I've been in your eBay store and saw the SX50s. I'm hoping for something with a longer lens at max zoom. I'll look for the FZ80s. The specs look good.
Currently using a canon 6D with a nifty fifty, just switched from a Nikon D3200
Great combo!
Just got into photography don't know much got a coolpix 810l.
Cool, the 810 is a great camera with an excellent optical zoom. Have fun with it!
I shoot with an Olympus E-M5 Mk2, but used to have an Olympus C8080 as well as the E-410, and E-520.
Nice Olympus cameras you've used there! I shot for a bit with the original E-M5 with a pancake lens and a 75-300MM. Thanks for sharing!
I use a g9 for most trips, s5 for video, g85 for office/product shots, and DMC-TZ101 for in the pocket. Wife uses my old 5100 for ebay product shots.
Love it. Can’t go wrong with any of those! I use a GH5S to film about half the videos on this channel, a bit outdated but still serviceable for my needs with the 12-35 lens.
Howdy Kevin from another Kevin my camera amigo is a Sony A300 with the ol kit lens and a hand full of Cokin filters and photograph a lot of urban/ industrial stuff. I enjoy your channel immensely and look forward to your next video
Hello Kevin- what a great name we share! :). Thanks for the kind words! I really enjoy shooting with the Alpha A200 and A300, FYI, there are some pretty inexpensive Minolta A Mount compatible lenses that you can get for a steal in the used market that take some great pics!
Having the ability to use Minoltas glass is what influenced my decision for the Sony:)
The cameras i use is a nex7 with a konica 40mm lens and a digital mavica mvc-fd83 that i use to record a 5 second clip everyday
Very cool! So manual focus on the 40mm then? I have shot with the nex6 and 7 quite a bit. Awesome to hear on the daily clips on that ol’ giant camera
Nikon Z6II and Z9, but I still have my D600 and even have Bronica SQ medium format film camera and Toyo 4x5 film camera.
Awesome! I have sold a few Zenza Bronica camera bodies over the years, but all untested, never actually used them, 6x6 format right?
@@pricklypearcamera yes 6x6. I started in film cameras. I work at a camera store during the summer. The younger generation is clamoring for our old film cameras, especially the canon ae1.
Any idea how many of these used and inexpensive DSLRs end up as a gift to a kid learning photography?
I took a break around 1990 from my Nikons, missed the whole DSLR phase and got back into photography as a hobby with the Sony a6000, Now sporting the Sony a6700. Been with Sony ever since, having a lot of fun grabbing pictures of family, especially the young grandkids.
PS, love your show. Never imagined the incredible variety of cameras made.
Very kind of you, thanks for watching! Based on my estimates and questions asked by prospective buyers, it's a decent amount of purchases that are for a 1st timers "real" photography camera. Probably 30-40%, and another large % is people that had the same camera, it broke they lost it, etc, and they want to replace with the same model. Nice on the A6700, I love shooting the E-Mount stuff.
I use Fujifilm x100f and Pentax ME Super (for film)
I shoot both 35mm film (FE, X-700, EOS Ti) and digital. For digital I’m all Sony. A7II, A6000 and a RX100III.
Awesome! Are you using your A6000 much since you got the A7II? Love the rX100 iii !
@@pricklypearcamera Actually I do still use the A6000 a bit. The smaller size and weights nice since I’m disabled, and the Sigma 30mm 1.4 is still impressive on it. The A7II is great too but I only have the kit lens and vintage lenses to play with. RX100III is such a great camera even today for being nearly 10 years old; I like the older RX100III lens more than the newer versions. Only thing I bought new was the A6000 and even then it was a closeout sale. Everything else was bought used on eBay, and its all still worth at least what I paid or more!
The e500 also uses the CCD sensor. The switch to CMOS was on the e510
You are quite right--with how many cameras that I go through on a weekly basis, it can be a bit tricky to remember everything about each model.
@@pricklypearcameramost influencers pushing up the value of the e300 haven't realized that yet. You'll see that model increase in value soon lol.
I think the reason there's not a lot of profit in DSLRs is you won't tend to find them in lots or "x cameras in a box" till they're basically "throw away". Any one that still has some value is going to likely be known or found out by the potential seller - cause they paid a lot up front and so are far less likely to just toss in a box now. Also, post 2014 or so when smartphones "got decent", the $400-$650 new kits are "worse" in full auto mode point and shoot than the smartphone. And anyone who spent $1,000+ body only plus lenses is either a dentist or a camera aficionado. So they're also going to be more likely to know about residual value, and also may be more likely to either list themselves or go straight to MPB for a hassle free trade in or sale.
Anyway, I use a Canon R5 with the EF 24-70 F2.8 II lens most of the time, with occasional EF 50 f.14 in the dark and some random adapted manual lenses for fun, and just got the Canon RF 200-800 for my bird photos. I currently believe the Canon R5 is going to be the new 5DmkII that'll be relevant for a decade or more - it was so OP when released and still is one of the top tier do anything cameras.
A7C and RX100 ii, also have a A77 ii
Sony through and through- nice!
Not to complain but I noticed that the Olympus E510 and the Nikon D60 both flashes barely work at all. I don't think Kevin noticed that from behind.
I was also a little surprised that Kevin seems to prefer the CCD sensor to the CMOS ones. CCD was discontinued by all the high end camera makers (Nikon, Canon) years ago because they were much slower especially when using video.
Still a fan of these videos.
As to his question about what we shoot with these days I mostly use my Samsung Cell phone as I always have it with me and those built in cameras keep getting better and better, Some of them have 50 MB resolution.
Also, a suggestion for Kevin to make a video showing the shutter count procedure and does that only work on DSLRs?
I think some times flash doesn't fire due to him shooting in full auto. Surely cmos is the current choice but there's a crazy trend out there right now in photography community for older ccd sensor cameras because they produce kind of film like results.
Just traded a digilux 3 w/14-150 for the OM 40-150 f 2.8 pro. I shoot em1.3 for wildlife and g9 w/ 42.5 f1.2 for portraits
Lovely setup! Lots of viewers on the comments are noting they shoot with the G9, I haven't used the the 42.5MM, is that the Nocticron?
@@pricklypearcamera yes sir. It’s a fantastic lens. I had to find a used Panasonic body because I wanted the aperture ring to work. Scored the G9 with a grip locally for $500
Currently using Fuji XT1 with 18-55 for landscapes and general travel I don't need anything else. Thanks for these videos and any information you can add about each camera is really interesting.
Nice! Fuji was one of the only major manufacturers to make a quality kit 18-55mm lens! Appreciate you watchin' !
Shooting my kids sports to make a card of him with my Canon Eos 7d but shooting everything else with a Yashica electro 35 GSN and also an Olympus Stylus Infinty, aka Mju 1 I thrifted for $8 from a local Salvation Army. And I always have the Canon PowerShot SD 1100 IS, which I also thrifted for under $10 before the digicam hype which also got me into photography again, in my pocket. So quite a few options I try to keep on me.
Very cool! Wow what a PHENOMENAL deal you got on that Infinity! I've used and sold Infinity's for years now, great cameras!
I do pictures with: Canon 20D, Sony A68, Canon 5D, Sony DSCH-400V, Canon T4i, Canon 60D!
Nice kit Paul!
I got a 600d for about one Month with the 18-55mm Kit Lens its really good for pictures but for Video its less good😀
I have purchased 4 nikon d80 in bulk packages and none of them worked. The Nikon d60 is a much more reliable body.
Agreed! My sucess rate on D40's and D60's is much higher % wise than the D80.
Love SLR cameras.. I own a EOS 2000D, a EOS 300 (I'm a canon guy if you didn't notice yet haha) and just got a Sony A100 for 10 bucks, no power. Hoping it's the fuse that commonly blows in them
Nice, yeah, looks like it! Hopefully you can get that A100 into workin condition!
@@pricklypearcamerathank you! I'm relatively new to cameras, have owned this 2000D for 10 months.
Lens I enjoy the most is an old Sigma 75-300 with push-pull zoom, which I'll have to re-chip for the aperture to work properly on my 2000D.
Plans for the A100 are actually to shoot some older Minolta lenses with it, I mainly shoot in the city, as well as public transportation shots etc
A Fujifilm x-t1 with 18-55 2.8-4 and the Canon g16.
Very cool! Both great cameras, I used an X-T1 with the 18-55mm kit and a telephoto and it was a joy to shoot with.
I have still my film Ricoh XR-500 and Pentax SF-7, but haven't used them in decades.
As for DSLR's, I have Canon 90D, second hand 5D Mk II and second hand 1D Mk III
Also some lenses, some bought new and some used.
After several years I'm still impressed with the sound 1D Mk III shutter makes in continuous shooting, like well oiled machine gun 10 fps.
rat-a-tat-tat! Yep, very pronounced shutter pop on that camera! Sounds like you've got a dream of a Canon DSLR setup!
I have been been enjoying these videos for the last several months. I think I like just seeing all of the different models and learning a bit about the history. It sometimes leads me down the rabbit hole to find out more, like that model that had the vertical shutter button on the main grip.
I still have have several of the PowerShots SuperZoom S/SX series cameras, from the S1 to the SX60HS.
This was probably one of my least favorite video, primarily because I don't like the DSLR experience at all. It's why I went straight from Bridge to Mirrorless. I have a Rebel T5, that was given to me. I only used it for about 5 months when the RP came out. I hated not having the flippy screen and never liked OVF.
I currently have the R8. I am not sure what camera body I would buy in the future, because the R8 is already more than capable of capturing just about everything I would normally shoot.
Love the R8, sweet full frame body with superb autofocus. I just try to switch up videos, next video up will be a mixture of half point and shoot and half bridge cams.
@@pricklypearcamera yep, the variety is good. I don't expect all of them to be my cup of tea. I watch them all the way through anyway. The other rabbit hole I want down was when you mentioned 4/3 vs micro 4/3s in a previous video. So I didn't have to look into it this time. 🤓
Still a novice here...Currently shooting with a Canon EOS Rebel T7 and a Panasonic Lumix DC-zs70...
Hey where do you resell your cameras? Looking to get one but don’t want to pay full price.
Hi! you can find my ebay store here: www.ebay.com/str/california545
Fuji,s including the new ones before that canon, and started with zeiss
Hi Kevin i like your vidoes im from Ireland i shoot with a fujifilm s9900w and an om 10 and a om 2n
Very cool, love the S9900, underrated!
Olympus E-M1 II for birds, E-M5 II for macro, Ricoh GR, Xpro1 for street, Fuji XH1for vintage lenses
Phenomenal arsenal!
I went for a walk today in city center. I broght my main camera XT-2 with couple of lenses. Start with classic 18-55 kit lens, Tamron Adaptall 80-210mm F3.8-4 realy sharp zoom lens for its age, Super Takumar 55mm F1.8 another fine lens with its colours sharpnes and built quality and lastly Vivitar Auto Wide-Angle 35mm f/1.9. To acompany my main camera, I carry Canon Powershot G16. I realy like these old compact cameras. Because it is fixed lens, it pushes me to take more action. I'm looking for more compact cameras (fixed lens or body), I've used to own a Fujifilm x100. I'm planing to buy another one from second hand maybe the third version.
Wow that sounds like a really fun setup, I have shot with a Takumar 24mm and 55mm too, and enjoyed using them! G16 is a solid camera too. Boy used prices on Fujifilm just 5 short years ago were much more manageable then they are now! I used to use an X100T, and from when I sold it 4 years ago, it's close to doubled price wise in the used market.
Hi again! What's the update on dsc-w570 lcd I'm looking for? Did you find one?
Not yet!
@@pricklypearcamera I'll wait for the update 😊
Nikon Z50 with FTZ adapter and some good F-mount glass
Awesome! 😃
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Very happy with it. Upgraded from a D5200 and kept the glass (Nikkor 17-55 f/2.8 DX, Sigma 18-35 f/1.8, Nikkor 18-200 f/3.5-5.6, Nikkor 35 f/1.8 DX + the 18-55 and 55-200 kit lenses).
I'm shooting with a Canon EOS 5D mk IV and a Canon EOS 3 film camera 😊. Oh and it's handy if you do give the European names also as I'm in the UK
Ooooh, that's a cool camera! I have used the 5d III quite a bit but not the IV, what's your favorite lens to shoot with? I will try to give European version names going forward, I just need to remember to do it!
@@pricklypearcamera fave lens, now that's tricky. I have 5 in total. The EF 24-105 F4 L lens, the 16-35 F4 L, the 70-200 F4 L, the latest nifty 50 and the last 35mm EF prime that came out. I think the nicest is the 70-200 for sure. The most useful though is the 24-105. Fave is probably the 70-200 as it's just so sharp and beautiful
@@sarahneedham 👍Great selection there! I do tend to use my 24-105mm F4 Canon quite a bit too!
Fujifilm xt100 and Canon eos rebel sl2
Both great camera pics and quite compact, I like it!
Is it in switzerland
It must be great to do what you are passionate about and make a living at the same time.
Sure is!
I currently shoot a Nikon Z8 & Nikon ZF
If got a 6D2, 70D, 100D and 600D
Sweet!
I shot with an olympus omd em 1
Very cool! I have an Olympus OMD camera that is going to be featured in the video I am releasing this morning!
Canon 6D with a 40mm pancake and a 50mm 1.4
Fujifilm XT4 and Sony A7RII
Nice!! My main camera for shooting this very video is the A7R III with a 16-70MM lens.
@pricklypearcamera9151 The A7RIII is a realy nice camera but my A7RII keeps pumping out good images so I have no reason to upgrade. There are so many fantastic 3rd party e Mount lenses available today that it's crazy to avoid Sony all together. I actually have 5 Sony bodies and two Fujifilm bodies, with a plethora of vintage lenses. Photography is truly an addiction.
It sure is!@@gordonmiles9995
5D mark III
Very cool!
Nikon d750 and Sony a6000
D850 & D500
I just got my hands on a Ricoh GR (aps-c) and I can't wait to start using it as my EDC camera. Have been using the Ricoh GX100 which is great for its time, I hope I don't end up missing its zoom range (~24-72mm). If Ricoh makes a GX300 (a GR with that zoom range instead of a prime 28 or 45) it might be the first camera I buy new.
Nice! I so rarely find any nicer Ricoh cams in lots that I don't have much experience with the GX100 or GR, but I know they've got quite the following. That's pretty awesome that such a compact cam has an APS-C sensor. Hope you have fun with it!
Shooting with a Canon 5d Classic with East German lenses....
Very nice! Are they EF lenses, or do you have an adapter?
@@pricklypearcamera adapter taking photos of churches in Yorkshire from about 1100...
@@pricklypearcamera Have an adapter. Also use a Canon 400d with a Tessar 50mm. Gives realty good results!
I use a variety of Nikon DSLRs, a D200 for its CCD sensor, a D700 for its incredible exceptional Panasonic C-MOS sensor, a D500 for wildlife and a D850 for portrait and landscape. My daily companion however is a Nikon Z fc for it's portability and neatness.
Very nice! Love that group of cameras. D500 is sweet, have used and sold a few of 'em over the years. I have not however used any of the Nikon Z series, but looks super intriguing.
Canon eos m3
i like my canon m 50
Next time get Pentax K5 or K3 instead of so much junk ;)
Haha, hopefully get some Pentax soon!
We're using our trusty Nikon D700, the (beautiful color-rendering) Canon 30D, and the reliable Fuji/Canon pocket cameras. (Our film Nikon and Olympus cameras are taking the long nap...)
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It comes across as very odd that you are talking about the values of these cameras when you are in fact setting the value. It's in your interest to communicate a value that is in line with your listing price on ebay. Appart from the value part I don't know what the purpose is of these video. The stats are easily found on wikipedia. No example pictures are shown. Digging a bit deeper we would quickly be made aware that our phones take better pictures than these old cameras.
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