What camera do you use ? ..........?

Minolta X-700, XE-7, XD-11. I've owned these cameras for years and love them. They've all been well worth what I paid for them. I'm not a prolific shooter and my photography is for my own enjoyment. So I've stayed with film.

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I have a Canon EOS 7D for almost 2 years now and it's still amazing to shoot with it. The cool thing about DSLR Cameras is that you don't have to buy a new one every year to be able to compete with other photographers. You can just upgrade it with a new lens, a filter or other stuff to stay up to date.

The camera was a graduation gift so I didn't pay anything for it, but even if I bought it myself I would not regret it. I'm now trying to get all the cool Canon L-Lenses to get the best out of my cam. But I don't think that I'm going to buy a new camera in the next few years.

Casio Exilim Z-29 - Never leaves my inside pocket. It has its critics but does the job, best £80 I ever spent.

Canon EOS 350D (Rebel XT) inherited. Good, solid DSLR for serious work.

Kiev 4A - less bulky than an SLR and its lenses are superb Zeiss copies, I'd use it more but film's getting expensive.

Kiev 88 - Ukranian Hassie clone at a fraction of the price, crude, heavy and bulky but just look at the 6x6cm negative.

Pentax KX - Older than many who post here and my all-time favourite 35mm SLR, mechanical, built like a tank and does exactly what I want it to.

I have a digital camera made by General Electric. I paid $65 for it through a discount catalog. It has way too many features. But I have had it over two years and it takes excellent photos. I can hook it to my computer or printer. I can make 8" x 10" enlargements that are sharp and clear.

DSLR Canon EOS600D, 8 months, yes, yes

DSLR Canon EOS400D, 4 years, yes, yes

P+S Olympus 720, 8 years, ok, yes. Don't like the EVF, otherwise ok for what it does.

P+S Olympus C40, 12 years, yes, yes.

I use a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18. I've had it since 2008. Yes, the money spent was worth it

Nikon D90, 2 years, yes and yes

Canon S95, 1 year, yes and yes

Rebel XS, Rebel t1i, Fuji s9000