Cameras

This was my upgrade after two drowned Powershot A80's, and a major one.

The first of my many Canon Powershots and one heck of a camera when you consider its specs and configuration.

I bought this body on a whim, not because I really needed it, but because it was really inexpensive. Like really.

This was a nifty little camera that I bought to slip into the pocket of a fishing jacket and bring on fishing trips. It was robust, weather proof and produced nice images with its 35mm lens.

This was the first digital camera I ever got to play around with. I was the editor-in-chief of PC World Denmark at the time, and Agfa lent us a camera, which for some reason never was returned.

I bought this little film camera to bring on travels and trips.

A point&shoot camera that I really wanted and bought used as soon as the option was there. A real picture machine and probably one of the best cameras I ever owned.

An old school Nikon film body that was given to me for free (really!). It's a rock solid, classical metal and leather, black and silver piece of work - and all my Nikon lenses work on it.

Yet an incarnation of the excellent Canon PowerShots.

I caved in and bought a waterproof camera to replace the many Canon Powershots I had drowned.

My first encounter with the phenomenal GoPro cameras. This camera has now been handed over to my son who rides a mountain bike, and puts it to better use than I have ever done.

The latest edition of the fantastic GoPro video and stills camera with even better quality images and video and wireless connection to a computer, smartphone or tablet

I bought the D5100 primarily to play around with video. It has OK video performance and an articulated LCD, which makes it great for the purpose.

One of my many 2nd generation Minolta film cameras.

The first really useful digital camera that I acquired. It was expensive, but a great little performer. 2 megapixels can actually get you quite far.

A totally fantastic camera! Definitely the best camera experience of my life.

My first digital SLR and easily on par with the fantastic Minolta 7 when it came to build and user interface, and an amazing camera at the time, but not quite able to keep u

I buy the Nikon D300s body as a replacement for the D200, which has shot close to 40,000 frames in 2012. I also get the vertical grip for the camera, and keep that mounted almost all the time.

My first ever Nikon body, and a workhorse in the true meaning of the word. Robust, great to use, a real performer and an excellent image quality.

I bought this little gem used in Germany for very little money.

A much slicker, better designed and faster camera than the landmark 7000. A camera I really enjoy using and shoot a ton of pictures with.