Describe your first camera.

My very first 35mm camera was the Canon T-50 Yes my T-50 still works and the flash is fine too.

I'm not sure. It was a long time ago and I wasn't very brand oriented then. My first SLR was a Ricoh Singlex. It had a Pentax screw mount and auto nothing.

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Pentax K1000. Split screen focusing the 50mm lens and getting the exposure needle in the right spot taught me a lot about exposure quickly.

I still have my K1000 that came with a photography correspondence class. Very nice camera.

Yashica half frame my father bought me when he was posted to Singapore in 1964.

Brownie 127 in early-sixties, then a Zenit 3 in about 1970

My first digital camera was a Kodak DC 3800, with a whopping 2.2 mp. Bought it in 2002.

A Pentax ME-Super, sometime in the early '80s. A very nice gift from my folks while I was off at college, IIRC.

Brownie box camera a gift from my grandmother ony 6th birthday. A couple of kodak's got me to high school and my first slr, a canon A1.

I got my scuba diving certification when I was 15, back in 1969, I bought a Nikonos II
http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Nikonos_​II

The owner of the dive shop where I took lessons designed and had made slip on macro lenses. The camera was mounted to a bracket with a strobe about the size of a coffee can. An adjustable probe went on the accessory mount on the top of the camera. You adjusted the probe for the preset focus distance. Used for taking macro shots of slow moving and small marine life, etc. I felt like a real Jacque Cousteau.

My first camera was a Kodak Duaflex 620 my grandfather gave me. Upgraded to a Yashica Rangefinder in junior high, and my first 35mm SLR was a Minolta XGM. In high school I upgraded to a Minolta XD-11, which I used until I went digital when Canon came out with the 40d, still have it and use it occasionally.

My very first "real" camera was a used Kodak 35 rangefinder. That was back around 1964 or so.