what camera do you use?

On the go photography i use iPhone with snapseed app for post prod ( excellent app for editing)
More serious photography.. Use my good ole canon 7d .. My fav lens a 50mm 1.4.

For my SOTD images, I use my camera phone (at the moment is HTC One with a crap camera) and I use Pixlr to process. For my other stuff, I use my Canon gear, a Sony X100 and Pentax Tough P&S.

Pentax K-5, usually.

I collect antique/old cameras so I have a wide choice from about 250.
From 8mm to 8"x10".

I am particular about the camera I use so I shop very carefully before I buy.
I have had six film cameras since 1954. Most of them were used for up to about 10 years.
My last film camera, a Canon T90 I used for 20 years before reluctantly switching to digital. I have had 4 digitals since then, none of which can match the T90. But my Pentax K5 comes close.
The first 2 digitals were hopeless electronic gadgets. The next, a Canon K1000 was fairly decent but had an unfortunate hobby of collecting dust at every opportunity. My present K-5 is excellent as long as I do not let it do all the thinking.

Nikon D80
Just a hobby and now I have a new one since my first wet shave..

Nikon D70S

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John

Sony RX100. I'm just like to get decent "point and shoots" of my hobbies, and I think this camera and it's auto features are perfect for someone like me. 

I mostly like its large sensor for taking shots in the woods where lighting can be limited and tricky.

Justin

Most of the time I use my Note 4, but every once in a while I actually bust out my Canon 6D.

Fujifilm X-T1 and a growing stable of lenses. Currently saving up for my next prime (16 or 56).

I'm also still shooting some film with a Canon AE-1 and a point and shoot I found at my mom's house.

I'm on the look out for a couple of vintage cameras Yaschika Electro 35, Cannot QL17 or an Olympus 35rc. If any of you have these collecting dust I'm interested..

I may have just scored big time on a Yashica Electro 35 GSN this week.  I ordered it just a few days ago, and it just arrived today.  All of the most common problems it's most known for having, it doesn't have.  I wasn't able to score a battery at Radio Shack or Interstate today, so I had to order one from Amazon.  If the seals and the meter check out, I'm one lucky ducky.  I got this thing at an amazing price...

This is not my camera, but the one I'm talking about.

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Keep your fingers crossed for my meter test and light seal test...

Use it in the best of health, Clinton.  Maybe you can show us some photo samples after you put it through its paces.