Record for holding on to a digital camera

[Falcon]

Hello,

Having seen so many pple selling digital camera that is less than a year old (including myself :embrass: ), I am rather curious what is the record in CLUBSNAP for holding on a digital camera without being tempted to get a new one.

 

[denizenx]

Originally posted by Falcon
Hello,
without being tempted to get a new one.

I think that disqualifies ALL of us... LOL

 

[StreetShooter]

I still have my antique D30....

 

[extreme2]

I'm still using my Coolpix 950.

 

[matthew]

Originally posted by Falcon
Hello,

I am rather curious what is the record in CLUBSNAP for holding on a digital camera without being tempted to get a new one.

Our Kodak DC200 lasted about 5 years before my other half relented and let me buy a D7i to replace it.

The DC200 has been used once since we got the D7i, I took a photo of the D7i with it.

 

[Falcon]

Streetshooter and extreme2, how long have u guys being using it already?

 

[togu]

I'm still using my E10, which I bought ...



... 3 weeks ago

 

[rty]

I still have my Kodak DC240 bought in year 2000. Beat that!

 

[matthew]

Originally posted by rty
I still have my Kodak DC240 bought in year 2000. Beat that!

DC200, '98
Replaced by a D7i, 2002, but I still have the DC200 in working order.

 

[extreme2]

Originally posted by Falcon
Streetshooter and extreme2, how long have u guys being using it already?

Since 1999... till now..... and still going strong.

 

[KCBox]

From SONY Floppy drive Digital Cam to SONY DSC-F717. :bsmilie: :bsmilie:

 

[ckiang]

My one and only digital camera. Nikon Coolpix 950. Bought in 1999. Have not upgraded. Never intended to, unless it's a digital SLR. Even then, I'll keep it for snapshots.

Regards
CK

 

[Midnight]

Originally posted by ckiang
My one and only digital camera. Nikon Coolpix 950. Bought in 1999.

I bought the other hot digicam of 1999, the Olympus C-2000Z, and used it for three years till I got a C-2100UZ just a couple of months ago. Nothing fancy or impressive about these cameras, but a good camera goes a long way IMHO. They're certainly more than adequate for achieving my personal photographic aims at present, and that's what matters to me.