So what was your first digital camera?

[MichaelSoE]

Mine was a Kodak DC 120



Introduced: 1997
Max resolution: 1280 x 960 pixels
Display: 1.5 inch LCD
Sensor: 850 x 984 pixel CCD
Lens: Ektanar f2.5-3.8 (3x zoom, 35mm equivalent 38-114mm)

[Pharaoh]

1. Nikon D70

just upgraded to Nikon D5100

[Stevenmarc]

2. Kodak DC40

Bought it in 95, no LCD screen used internal memory that held 48 exposures, around 0.3 megapixels and I think I paid around $700'ish for it.

The next one was a Sony Mavica

[Blue_In_AK]

14. I had a Mavica, too.

I still have all my little disks which I copied to DVD a while ago.

[NV Whino]

3. Panasonic something or other

1.3 MP. I moved up to a Nikon D100, then up to a D300. I also have a 12 MP Nikon point and shoot, my car camera.

[Sherman A1]

4. An HP something 1.2mp

Had kind of a funny shutter button that worked sometimes, sometimes not so much. Upgraded to an Olympus P&S at 5MP from there and eventually to Canon DSLR.

[alfredo]

5. Canon S110 Digital ELPH, 3.1 mp. Nice little camera

I moved to the S50, then the G10, then my present Olympus EPL-1.

The S50 was a tank!

[Adsos Letter]

6. One of the Canon PowerShot line

I don't remember the model. I purchased a Sony at one point; but other than that one all my digital cameras have been Canon PowerShot's, until I got my current Nikon D5100.

I guess I should also include the camera on my i-Phone, which I actually use quite a bit.

[ManiacJoe]

7. Nikon D70S

All my film SLR stuff was Minolta. Still have it.

Bought the Nikon D70S in Spring 2006.
Upgraded to the Nikon D200 in Spring 2007.
Gave up waiting for the D400, upgraded to the full-frame D700 in Winter 2011.

[Stevenmarc]

9. I still shoot

With my Minolta SRT-101, it's built like a tank and the shutter sounds like you're shutting the door of a 57 Buick, ok it's not the most discreet but we've had a very long satisfying relationship.

[sir pball]

11. I absolutely loved my D70s

Saved for months to get it. Something like 100k shots later, it finally succumbed to the dreaded CF errors...I was going to keep it for tethered work, but that seemed kind of pointless. I tried taking it apart to remove the IR filter, but while the instructions were pretty clear (and clear that it's a very fiddly task), my fat fingers just weren't up to it. RIP.

[Callalily]

8. Canon PowerShotSD800 IS

It's a nice little portable camera and I still use it when it's not "appropriate" to use my other Canon for the situation.

[sir pball]

10. Kodak DC25

493x373 - with a PCMCIA memory expansion slot and a rear LCD! I paid a good premium over the DC20 for that crappy little screen. No zoom, or flash, or white balance, or quality levels, or JPEG support, or self-timer, or pretty much anything besides "push button take picture".

Man, did I think it was state of the art...if I had seen my current low-end DSLR (5100) back then I think I would have wet myself.

[BuddhaGirl]

12. A Nikon Coolpix 900

1.2 mega pixels...I loved it We took it on our honeymoon to Maui. It was so amazing to be able to load the photos on the computer LOL

[Blue_In_AK]

13. Sony Mavica

and then once I had a clue what I was doing (since I had not been a film photographer and didn't know an f/stop from a hole in the ground), a Canon 20D. I still have Canons; I stick with what I know.