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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    Leica MP , Voigtländer f/5,6 12 mm, Elmarit f/2,8 28 mm, Summicron f/2,0 50 mm and Elmar-C f/4,0 9 cm. Film is Fuji Neopan 100 Arcos during daytime and Neopan 1600 at night or inside. I use about 1 Acros a week and one 1600 a month. All fits inside a small rucksack that also carries my folders and documents.

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    I carry my Olympus XA with me always. It's an amazing little feat of engineering, and never fails me. I don't leave home without it.

    Jay

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    MP black paint with 2.0/50 sometimes 2.0/35. TriX or HP5+ always in D23 1:1 @24C.

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    Canon 1DsII with 24-105. Not exactly a small/light, but I can tell truthfully people that it is my small camera. If the newly announced Panasonic LX2 is usable to 400ASA or even 200, I'll get one :-)

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    A Mamiya 7, if I'm being somewhat purposeful. I keep a Leica mini-zoom in my briefcase at all times.

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    Film
    Leica M2 w/ 35/50/90
    Nikon F5 w/ a goodly mix of manual (AIS) and AF

    Digital
    D2x with Nikon lenses mentioned above

    Swim around
    Nikonos IV

    Talk around
    Palm Treo
    Last edited by Bob McCarthy; 25-Jul-2006 at 09:22.

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    Dave Karp
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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    Quote Originally Posted by Jay De Fehr
    I carry my Olympus XA with me always. It's an amazing little feat of engineering, and never fails me. I don't leave home without it.

    Jay
    I had one. Great camera. Dropped it on the asphalt in Barcelona while on my honeymoon. Not repairable. Later replaced it with a black Olympus Stylus Epic. Dropped that one on the asphalt at the hospital when my first son was born. Would have cost almost as much as a new one to repair it. Moral: Don't bring an Olympus you care about to an important life event.

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    Ha, it is not the Olympus that is at fault Dave...

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    I used to carry around an XA - great little camera but mine had been filled with sand by a previous owner and I eventually wanted something more P&S / quicker for snapshotting.

    Tried a Canon 28-90 film compact but the shutter lag was a joke and too idiot level / no control over it. It said in the manual that the only way to tell the shutter had closed was when you heard it wind on...

    Had a Canon S40 for quite a few years but this eventually fell apart and got some dry joints inside so it would power off at inopportune moments. Liked it apart from the start-up time of nearly 5 seconds.

    Someone at work came in with an Digital Ixus 65 compact yesterday - seems ideal for shirt pocket carrying and looked to take reasonable piccies from the stuff he took. Could be tempted but no funds at the moment as I've other photo priorities...

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    Re: Your "walk around" camera

    Depends whether it's a trip to the shops or with photographical intent, here. I've always got my mobile on me (3 lousy MPels); the normal bag has an olympus e-500 (+2 lenses) and bronica SQa (+80mm lens - the 105mm comes out rarely) in it. (Sometimes it gets cut-down to the olympus if space is a premium.) Real excursions merit the Shen Hao.

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