Amazing how cheap good used cameras are.

Getting a Panasonic GX9 from Santa , I've been camera-less for a few weeks after selling my GX80 . Just getting the body , I've sold three lenses and bought a 14-140 , still got a 100-300 and a 30mm macro.

I've got a Canon 450d and various lenses it seem to take a good picture but before I had a Panasonic  lumex with a Leica lens that took a great photo but like a mug I went and sold it

Time for an update ,the above are long gone I now have a Pentax XP (DSLR)  and a really gem of a point and shoot the Fuji XF10 , fixed 18.5mm / f 2.8 lens .

Totally agree the third wheel for ISO is a Godsend .

Been shooting Nikon film and digital gear since the 70's.
My current camera I have used for the last 5 years is the Nikon D850.
It has never disappointed me in capturing what I want.

But recently I acquired this 102mp monster!
Fujifilm GFX100S
(no lenses yet)

Nice, and a very cost-effective route into digital medium format (MF).

There was less choice in digital MF systems when I moved from film to digital MF and, as I was heavily invested in Hasselblad at the time (and still am), PhaseOne was the route I took. Most of the cameras are V-system although I do have one H system (actually built by Fuji) and I bought a PhaseOne back for that as well (we have 5 in total). The advantage of a back to me over a dedicated camera is versatility as we have multiple bodies, some dedicated to specialised set-ups. I can of course also still switch to film should I wish and you can fit the backs to a large format technical camera and take advantage of the control of the image plane that these give. I do have one integrated digital MF camera system (Pentax 645Z) although it is mounted permanently to an image stacking rig on a copy stand and I have never used in 'in the wild' as it were. It was bought used with virtually no shots on it with a full set of lenses and attachments for a bargain price and the 90mm macro lens is a nice optic and the camera interfaces with the stacking hardware well.

If I was going to switch system I would stay with PhaseOne I think and buy into their XF system, but you are talking £60K+ for a body, back (150MP) and 2 or 3 lenses. Even their older 100MP backs cost about £15K secondhand.

I too have always used Nikon SLR cameras both for work and personal use. Most of my personal shots though are taken using a range-finder camera (Leica M) and I have both film and digital bodies although I guess about 80% of my shots are done with a M10 + 35mm Summilux).

Large format (technical) is either Sinar (UK) or Cambo (Germany), but for 'fun' I use either an Ebony 5x4 (45SU Ti) or a Linhof Super Technika V (I do have a Deardorf 10x8 and a Toyo 810M II, but they haven't been out for a while).

Linhfof Technika V (not an electron in sight!  )

My first personal SLR was a Nikon FE. I still have it too. Matched needle metering - wonderful.

Decided I'm going to put a roll of film through my Olympus Trip 35mm I bought years ago. The camera looks in very nice condition so let's see what it can do.  As used by David Bailey of course ...