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Curious, What was YOUR first camera and computer?
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Sinclair Spectrum, Sinclair ZX81, Atari………..God, some of you out there had laptops before they became fashionable !
First digital Camera was the Fujix/Nikon 1995, first computer was a Mac, still working with Macs.
My first computer was a BBC model B – the ‘model B’ made all the difference. Apparently.
My first ‘real’ camera was my dad’s Pentax S1a, which I broke some years ago whilst foolishly trying to take it apart.
But my ‘actual’ first camera, at the age of about 9 and long before any notion of photography took hold, was a Kodak Brownie.
Between the Brownie and the Pentax was an assortment of many kinds of instamatics, 110, 126, even some cheap & plasticy (but functioning) Russian 35mm cameras.
First computer was at the age of around 11-12 and Atari 400. Thats where I learnt to program.
Before that I was using a friend’s BBC Micro.
First non-automatic camera: D70
My first camera was a Zenith II but had to wait a while for my first pc which was a compaq with a mind blowing 4mb of ram, complete with floppy drive and external 3.5 inch diskette drive, ahhh the days when your software came compressed on to about 15 floppys, although in comparison to some of the rest of you I probably faired out ok.
My first “real” camera was a Canon A-1 – http://www.pbase.com/equipment/image/32781448.jpg
Fist Computer was an Amstrad PC 2086 – http://popcorn.cx/computers/amstrad/pc2086/pc2086_01.jpg
My first SLR was a Cosina CT1.
My first computer was a digital VT180 – 64k Ram , two floppy drives 80k each (unformatted) it cost 14000 old pounds.
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