My Nikon F5 compared to one of my Nikon F90X Pros
A close up of my Nikon F5, sporting the Nikkor f/1.8 50mm AF lens
My Fujifilm finepix S2 Pro - it's not the fastest camera in the world, but I really like using it. The two different batteries needed are a pain, but I really like it for portrait work
My Olympus OM1 next to my OM30
My Olympus OM30 - quite like the OM series, I have an OM10, OM1 and this OM30 :)
In this shot you can see my two Nikon F90X Pros, my Nikon D70 and my Nikon D80 with grip
Another shot of the sold MTL 3
My Praktica MTL 3 - I sold this camera on eBay a while back
My Canon A420 - now this is a take anywhere camera, small but chunky, it produces some nice pics, particularly nice on macro
My Olympus C-420L - it's got a max resolution of 640x480 - it was the first digital camera I bought - I don't like chucking stuff away
My Canon PowerShot A540 - this produces some nice crisp pitures, it's light-weight and compact - nice to use
The Vivitar 3345 - cost a tenner, and for a tenner you can't go far wrong, if you can compose a shot you can still get nice pics regardless of the camera
My Nikon F90X Pro - originally bought this new for about £800 with the grip - I have two of these now
My Nikon EM Film camera
The Olympus C-350 Zoom - I gave this to my brother when I got the IXUS
My Vivitar DVR-350 - I have two of these and also a DVR-550
My Jenoptik JD C3.1 LCD - cost about £15, and it produced pretty shoddy pictures to boot
My Olympus C-5050 Zoom - I'm a fan of the C series cameras from Olympus
My Mustek DV5200 - another small camera dedicated more towards video
My Mustek DV4000 - this is a great small camera, really designed for video - it's had a hard life strapped to all sorts of biking gear
My Minolta Dimage 2330 Zoom - I got this camera for free
My Nikon F50 - the first modern film SLR I owned
My Olympus OM10 - another great film camera
My Casio Exilim EX-Z850, great camera - I almost always have this with me on my belt loop along with my Leatherman
My Praktica MTL 50 again
My Praktica MTL 50 - an old film camera, but great to use
My Nikon D50 - this I gave to my brother when I bought my Nikon D80
My Olympus C-2040 Zoom - this was the 2nd digital camera I owned
A close up of my 50mm Nikkor lens on my Nikon EM film camera
My lovely Nikon F5 film camera
My Olympus C-3030 Zoom
My Canon Ixus 330
My Olympus C-4040 Zoom
My Olympus C-3030 Zoom and C-4040 Zoom
My Canon 20D I bought this after liking the Canon 10D I bought, but found a little slow on start up
My Canon EOS 5 film body - arrived today, but I haven't gotten the batteries yet - d'oh - it takes 1 x 2CR5S even with the grip on
My Nikon D40 and Canon PowerShot G5 - you can see how tiny the D40 is when sat next to the G5. I'll shoot it next to my Nikon F5, then you'll really see a difference.
My Canon EOS 3 :)
The legendary Olympus Trip 35 - don't let anyone tell you this is a crap camera - no batteries required!
The EOS 3 compared to the deminutive Trip 35
The EOS 3 compared with the EOS 5 with grip - the 3 is slightly wider and a bit heavier
My Nikon F80 - a dinky little camera, similar in size to the Nikon D40
My Canon EOS 3
My Nikon F4 and Canon EOS 3
My Nikon F4 along side my Canon EOS 3 - both chunky beasts
My Nikon F4
A trio of my Nikons - D2Xs, F5 and F4
My Olympus C-920 Zoom - got it for 99p :D
My Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S650
Another pic of my Olympus C-920 Zoom - obtained for 99p :D - 1.3 Megapixels \o/
