Rochester Optical Camera Company

My starter camera was Cannon Rebel. Make’s beautiful photos without being complicated.

I've never used other than Canon, Nikon and Olympus, so either Canon or Nikon is fine. I used Canon more, so I pick Canon but basically, all I care about is how well they work.

Canon here. Not a brand snob. It's a tool not a status symbol. I have a decent body, 70D and a couple of good lenses.

One vintage and the one i use

Canon T7 .... and on occasion a T2i ..... both do the job for me.

Go to lens is 28-105 but I also use the 50, 85 and 70-200 .... depending on what I'm doing.

Happy with Canon .... lightweight and versatile.

My stepfather was a photographer in the Air Force, and I learned how to do dark room stuff as a kid. This being said, if I do anything with cameras it is buying cheap digital ones and removing the UV/IR filter to take specialized photos (similar to veinfinder apps), or I just buy twlecropic magnifiers or microscopes that clip onto my phone. I have no special need to do any of that right at the moment. So my favorite camera would be Samsung. And yeah, I can set up a lab and do film development but why?

I've been very impressed and satisfied with my Nikon D3300.

Nikon.

I voted for Sony, but I have heard it's a nice brand in camera. But I own a canon 2008 camera. Soon After that, smart phones got in and I was still young to prefer selfies over nature's Pic so never had one after that. But now, I do like to see pictures of nature so I may get myself a Sony camera if I ever would want to do anything with camera.

all that I own are nikon; I'd kinda like to get a large format but I only know of those from hasselbad and... I think fujitsu? I think I might like to try a minolta.

For 35mm I've always been a Nikon fan... got rid of my Nikon FTN when I recently switched to digital, and now I'm working with a Nikon 5600... film processing and the cost of film got prohibitive.

Medium format I've had a Yashica Mat 124G for 50 years and am selling it as we speak. Same thing... film and processing got too expensive.

Pentax before Ricoh owned them.

Apple lol

Canon

Nikon glass is superior over other brands, Leopold of Oregon supplies it for them.