Four cameras eight lenses and it does not matter how much I plead with them to go out and take some pictures, they just sit in the corner looking at me! :)

Fujifilm finepix s5600, bridge camera.
After reading andy153 and replys maybe I dont need an s.l.r. and lots of lenses after all.
Wont stop me from wanting them.

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For me ,Nikon D40.

Theres another angle Andy
I've got a bag full of huge lense and equally weighty cameras, by the time I've carried them to a location, I'm too knackered to use them!

I have suddenly realised I have aquired more bags than cameras along the way!

At last count I have 7 different bag systems going - which is fine til you get somewhere and realise your spare battery is in compartment z of bag 3 and you have bag 5 with you!

They always seem like such a good idea at the time, and I genuinely use 3 of the systems for different situations each month.

Adam
Reading Berkshire Photographer

Sigmas for most macro, landscape
Canons for most wildlife, action, commissions

Prefer the Sigmas

I have a Canon 40D, and two Nikon Cool Pix, a P4, and a P5000.

Nikon D200 as main, D70 as a backup (hardly ever taken out), variety of Nikon glass but most frequently used AF 50mm 1.8; AIS 200mm F4; AF 75-300mm F4.5-5.6 and AFS-DX 18-70 G ED. I have not used any of my film cameras for over a year now :(

Ok guys... here my big bag ;)

old canon eos300 - film (no one want)
canon eos 450D - digit

lens:
tamron 10x24 (new, and just tested today!)
canon 18x55
canon 70x300

Canon EOS 500D, very nice camera
lens:18x55
Tripod Slik 88
Mono pod
and old film camera Olympus M10
lens: 35mm-55mm 50mm 80mm-200mm Zoom & tele photo close focusing mc 135mm
Electronic Flash T20
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