The first cameras I used were bought for me by my parents: a Kodak 127
format "Brownie Starmite", then a Kodak 126 format "Instamatic 300".
After that I started acquiring my own cameras ...

The first one I purchased for myself was a Minolta 16-Ps. It was
cheap, small, and had just enough adjustability for me to begin the
learning process (fixed focus, two shutter speeds, a range of
apertures and suggestions of which aperture to use at what film speed
...). About that time, I entered high school and became adept at
borrowing cameras: my grandfather's 1949 Rolleiflex and 1953 Linhof
Technika 23, my mother's Argus C3, various Minolta Hi-Matics and the
4x5 Speed Graphic from the Photo Staff at school.

The next camera I purchased for myself (with my uncle's help) was a
Nikon F Photomic FTn with Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lens. My other uncle
loaned me his Nikkor 21/4 and Nikkor 85/1.8 lenses. That was my kit
for a long while.
-- 
Godfrey
  godfreydigiorgi.posterous.com

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