Tell us what you're shooting with.

[Peter De Smidt]

For digital, I have a Nikon D200. I still regularly shoot film, though, mainly with Fuji medium format rangefinder cameras and a Sinar 4x5 and 8x10 view camera system.

[Basspig]

Shooting video here with a Sony PMW-EX1, Sony's latest addition to the CineAlta family of HD video cameras, and one of the few HD cams that records a full 1920x1080 raster and uses three 1920x1080 1/2" imagers. It pulls terrific depth of field, too.
Take a look at "Winter Thaw" and other videos that I shot last month with it here:

http://www.vimeo.com/basspig/videos

[stevenkelby]

I used to be right into photography with film. Had all Canon gear, love Nikon too but just started with Canon and stuck with it. Used to have EOS 30, 5, 1N and 1V(HS). Some L-Series lenses from 17 to 400. 35-350 was my most used lens.

All gone now, put the money into other hobbies.

Now I only have a Canon PS A640. It's great for a compact with everything I want, a swiveling LCD screen, AA batteries, good macro shots, fits in a (big) pocket etc.

The main bad point for me is the shutter delay, which is really great for a compact but terrible against the big guns.

Would love a DSLR. One day.

[Richard W. Haines]

Since you asked...35mm Ariflex movie camera with digital sound on a DAT recorder.

[epereira]

Canon EOS 5D and a plethora of lenses (many are L lenses).
*Disclaimer: this does not make me a better photographer* (sigh)