Huge Dilemma

[JCdeR]

How one can get attached to something as banal as a camera ..... must have something to do with age no?

Hmmm Lili, not implying anything about your age, just referring to myself here....

 

[Lili]

Ever since I was little I named things that were important in my life

 

[cam]

Ever since I was little I named things that were important in my life

LOL! my original GRD is named yo-yo ma because i couldn't afford to go see him that night after i bought the camera....

 

[Lili]

LOL Cam! I call my Big Fuji Bridgecam Fuji-Sama and the Little F60 Fuji-Chan

 

[Oxide Blu]

Last minute I packed in the GX instead of the GRD .....

That was a mistake. You should have kept the GX200.

 

[Tim]

Can I suggest another way to help decide. Look at the pictures, the results from the cameras.

Which one has produced the most keepers or compelled you to take good or great images? :bugeyes: Maybe that is the one to keep.

I've sold a few cameras that had a high yield rate and they are the ones I should have kept

 

[JCdeR]

Tim, thats what I did in the end actually .... looked at keepers and although more versatile the GX200 didn't produce nearly as many keepers as my GRD

 

[SimonL]

Sell some of the Nikon stuff, you obviously value it less than the Ricohs

 

[JCdeR]

Simon, I'm selling quite a lot of stuff at the moment. I will only keep my 2 D60' couple of lenses and focus on "small" cameras. All the big heavy stuff is being sold. I am actually amazed how well Nikon stuff keeps it's value.

Not sure wether I will get the GX again though, I will look at the DP-2 and wait for the GR-D III if this ever comes.
I will also test the Pani LX3 again ....

In photography one keeps on going!

 

[Oxide Blu]

That's the way I'm going, too, except I am keeping my manual Zeiss lenses and Nikon film body. All of the digital/electric stuff is being off'd, keeping only the little bitty digital cameras ... and loving it!!!