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Out of my cold dead hands !

Sentimental wise - the Yashica fxd that my dad took pics of me as a kid with, along with its 50 1.4 planar. Learned photography on it when I was 7, and was used to teach my cousin in her college course- missing leather and screws, but it's the one
 
I am taking a 2cm piece of 1/4-20 all thread rod and screwing it into the tripod socket of my dads OM-1. The other end will be inserted into my Rolleiflex 3.5F. Now I have one camera and that is my keeper.
 
ArtScar2 said:
I am taking a 2cm piece of 1/4-20 all thread rod and screwing it into the tripod socket of my dads OM-1. The other end will be inserted into my Rolleiflex 3.5F. Now I have one camera and that is my keeper.
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lol, I like your thinking... I'll have to get a seven-pointed star piece of 1/4-20 all-thread and insert each star point into the tripod sockets of my cameras, so I have one camera.

-J
 
I have to go with my mamiya C33 and 80mm f2.8. had it a few years now and expect to have it many more.
 
One of my two Rolleiflex TLR cameras. They are hands down my best cameras.

But as far as 35mm cameras go I am really starting to like my Nikon FM.
 
I refuse to give any of them up.They are family.
 
My Nikon F has the most sentimental value--a bar mitzvah gift from my dad that was my main user for many years. Still works, but not getting used so much these days. As a user, the Hasselblad might win. At this point they are almost different classes of objects for me.
 
My 500cm, the last and only camera I could afford to buy new, before I got married .
 
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