Your first?

[djacobox372]

4x5 speed graphic with a 120 back.

I still love this setup, my "keeper ratio" is about 1/5 with this camera, compared to 1/100 with my d700

 

[Mike_E]

4x5 speed graphic with a 120 back.

I still love this setup, my "keeper ratio" is about 1/5 with this camera, compared to 1/100 with my d700

I have the RH-10. How did you mark out where the image was supposed to be on the ground glass?

I used ink and ruler and take a step back for windage. I have the insert but that just doesn't seem to be as much fun.

 

[terri]

Not counting my Holga, my Mamiya 645 1000S! Still my main go-to - great lenses, easy as pie to use.

 

[usayit]

My first was much later post-college when I took classes in photography (film). Pentax 645 used.

 

[Alex_Holland]

Yashica A. Fun stuff.

 

[RRYANSMITHH]

I was looking at some Russian MF earlier, and I'm seriously considering a Kiev 88 or something after I get my Yashica serviced. They seem to be at a pretty reasonable price.

 

[Professional]

My first medium format camera ever was Hasselblad H3DII-39, and because of this camera i entered film world, as i bought Hasselblad 501CM and Mamiya RZ67 ProII both at the same time [came in the same box], since that time i added more cameras ended with large format too, and i replaced my H3DII-39 my first beloved MF camera with H4D-60, and my last film camera as MF is Mamiya 7II.

 

[EricO]

My first MF camera was an RZ67 purchased about 6 years ago. I'm fascinated with it.

 

[c.cloudwalker]

Hassie 500CM with an 80mmT*

Purely by accident. I needed a MF camera to do weddings and I had a choice between that and a RB67 which was more expensive so... not a difficult decision. And I just fell in love with the square format which turned out to be very useful in my commercial work

 

[compur]

A Yashica 124G bought new in the 1980s for about $150. Had been using 35mm for years and the Yashica's image quality blew me away.

 

[David A Sercel]

Mine was a Mamiya C3. It is still my favorite film camera that I own.

 

[Corto]

My grandmothers Agfa Isolette. Had it for years until It was lost while traveling.

Replaced it some years ago with a Isolette II.

 

[tirediron]

A Soviet-bloc 120 "range-finder" of indeterminate lineage and unkown vintage. Replaced now with a very nice Mamiya 645 AFD set-up.

 

[one90guy]

35mm since 1968, about 3 months ago bought Ricoh Diacord L, I love this camera.

 

[TheForestMan]

Seagull 4bi TLR... my second Chinese love (the first is my wife . Simple camera but astonishing good optics for the low price it come to (bought mine for about 50 USD second hand)