It's a forgotten camera i found at my grandma's and never used. But according to my grandma's photo albums it was well loved and used.

That's the one that got me into analog cameras, it was a funny kit and a funny thing to use. Sad the DIY community doesn't to have an overlap on film cameras.

My prefered point and shoot. It's red, it's fun, it has a flash, it takes 2 AA batteries, you don't have to think much about it. It usually the one i take for small adventures or when i need to pack lightly.

Instant camera, i didn't buy, it was a gift to my brother. I don't heavily use it.

It's my primary camera when i want to make photos with more intent. I bought a rechargable battery made for this model. It has a 35-135mm objective on it. With a skylight filter and a lens hood.

This one is a personal favorite, it's a mangler of pictures. all pictures taken with that camera look eerie with and when there's large zones in one color it makes some jpg pixel slurry. Also it has limited options which is great.

It's a bridge camera with terrible UI, horrendous screen feedback inside the manual viewfinder. so far its the most advanced digital camera i own. I do not use it.