Whats your "Go To" Camera? No Matter the Film Format or Sensor Size

[Hoosier_Rich]

The first one I generally grab is my F100 with the 50 1.8 or the 35-80D, but it's away at the shop.  :mad: I have been using the F with the 50mm 1.4 for my B/W work a lot more lately as well. If I need big negs, I'll grab the Kowa Six first. It's never let me down yet. Not to mention, after lugging it around those Nikons feel lighter than heck!

[LarryD]

Rich I sold my 100 and went back to the 90s .. same reason.. always it had problems

[GerryM]

For B&W  Mamiya 7
For color  D200
Snapshot Oly C7070W

[phule]

My "Go To" camera, meaning the camera I am most confident in using and producing consistent results, would be the Canon 350D most commonly mated with the Sigma 17-70 zoom.     I know I'll have the overhead in the highlights shooting RAW and I know that 99% of the problems are photographer related.  It's the family camera, the travel camera, the snapshot camera. 

But I can't always carry it (I don't carry it to and from work, for example) but I really don't have a single "go to" camera in those situations.  I've used my digital Canon A650, an Olympus Stylus Epic, a Canonet Q17 GIII, a Holga...it all just depends what mood I'm in I guess.

[Per Bostrom]

Leica M4 + 35mm or if macro or tele requirement a Pentax Spotmatic F + lenses or if in MF mood Bronica SQA.

[Klug]

Nikon F2/AS with assortments of AI lenses.

[RFinder]

I have a small, plastic Fuji camera which I keep in the glove compartment. It's a "point-and-shoot" with a pop-up flash. It is not digital and old as the hills. It works well.

[rentavet]

The camera I take most often on photo safari is Nikomat EL with a 50mm and 105mm   For MF Koni Omega Rangefinder

[Kalkadan]

Go to?  No time to load film, choose ISO ratings, meter, set focus? but want reliable IQ?

Answer: the D200 (which I've got) - image quality that's difficult to fault - dials to spin intuitively for aperture and exp. comp.

or the D700 (which I haven't got but wish I had)

pity about the weight and bulk

but then we are only "going to it" ok? not carrying the thing for a few hours?

Dan