Terbidium

I have 1 film camera, which I purchased about halfway through college. I also have 3 digital cameras, one I helped purchase for my wife (fiance at the time), because she really wanted to take some photos of friends before we graduated. The next I got before our honeymoon, since I wanted something with a bit more power and features. The 3rd was the big one...a dSLR that was trully more capable than anything prior.

Film Camera: Canon Elph 2


First Camera: Canon A10


Second Camera: Olympus C-740 (w/ CLA-4 55mm Adapter):


Third Camera: Nikon D50 Kit (came with the 18-55mm lens, later added a 70-300mm lens)

Both point & shoot digital cameras have been upgraded to their maximum (or near maximum) as far as memory capacity. The Canon has 128MB of CF memory, and the Olympus has 256MB of xD memory. Both of those cameras use AA batteries, so I have a ton of rechargeable NiMH Rayovac's (plus the 1hr Rapid Charger). The Nikon has a battery pack (and a spare), as well as 2 1GB SD memory cards. The majority of the optics accessories are used for the Olympus (w/ lens thread adapter) and Nikon 18-55mm Zoom Lens (with a 52mm - 55mm step-up ring).

Filters (55mm):
B+W 82A Cooling
Hoya Grey Grad ND
Hoya R72 Infrared
Hoya Soft Diffuser
Quantaray 6X Cross Screen
Quantaray UV/Haze Protector (1ea for Nikon/Olympus Cameras)
Tiffen 0.3 Neutral Density
Tiffen 812 Warming
Tiffen Circular Polarizer

Filters (62mm):
Quantaray UV/Haze Protector (1 for Nikon 70-300mm Zoom)
Quantaray Circular Polarizer

Misc:
55mm Rubber Lens Hood
Adorama 6-Filter Wallet (55mm Max)
Adorama 6-Filter Wallet (85mm Max)
Black Microfiber Lens Cloth
Blower Bulb
Lens Pen
Nikon Remote

B&H Photo - Excellent photographic supply company.
Adorama - Good place for filters, accessories, and prints.
My Photos - View my collection here.
Photo.net - Excellent display of works, some tips and tutorials as well.
Wolf Camera - Sometimes more expensive, but you can at least go to a store and try before you buy.
My Amazon.com Photography Wish List - A boy can dream...