This is a list of the cameras I own or have owned, chronologically listed as of purchase. Newest on top.
DJI Mavic 3 Classic
Finally the price is somewhat digestible, especially without controller.
Sony A7R V
Traded in my A7R IVA to get a proper swivel screen.
DJI Mini 3 Pro
Very capable little flying camera. One got lost in a bird strike.
Sony A7R IV
Lots and lots of megapixels.
DJI Air 2S
I needed something small and light that also delivers on image quality.
GoPro Hero 10
Stabilization.
Insta360 OneX
The ability to crop from any direction is brilliant. Flawed, as it will loose some of your memories.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ2000
Loved it, sold it, but I missed it so much I bought a new one. And sold it again. It’s complicated.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro v2
Not usable for video, will not fly (nor hover) straight. Slightly better radio than v1.
Polaroid SLR 680
Because of white frames.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC RX100 VI
The A7s are sometimes too big‘n‘heavy to bother. I wish the VI had better macro capability, continuous 4K and built-in intervalometer, other than that it is as much as you can expect for a compact. But not enough, so sold.
Sony A7 RIII
High resolution, huge file sizes. Otherwise pretty much the same as the A7 III. But I love pixels, so I barely use the A7 III since I got the RIII.
Sony A7 III
No swivel screen and bad ergonomics. Otherwise quite good.
Canon EOS 80D
The 80D was a great stills camera for its price. A swivel screen should be mandatory for all cameras. No 4K, so it came up short for video work.
DJI Mavic Air (drone)
Lighter, smaller and newer than the Mavic Pro. Not necessarily a better choice. It still is DJI software.
DJI Mavic Pro
Crap still images, so I always used the Phantom 4 Pro instead, despite the P4’s bulk and weight.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro
Great drone, terrible software.
GoPro Hero 6 Black
Still in my arsenal, barely ever used.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ2000
Nice camera, but with some shortcomings. Useless autofocus for video as it is always hunting. I kind of miss it for video work, though. Works with LANC. This camera with Canon autofocus would have been superb.
DJI Phantom 3 (drone)
I first bought the Standard, drowned it, then bought and totally crashed a 4K, then bought another 4K that lost contact over the ocean and never returned home. Bought yet another 4K that is still alive, but the unstable compass on this one makes it rather useless. Really great photography tool. Not the best camera, but good enough for most needs, and the ability to shoot both stills and video from almost any vantage point is a amazing. DJI deliver impressive hardware (except compass), buggy nag-/software and abysmal support.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000
Despite its many shortcomings, the FZ1000 has so far been my favorite camera. As it is so versatile as a complete package, it also means that it got used a lot.
Canon PowerShot G7 X
I never really started vlogging, so this was sold after very little use. Fair image quality. Too large (heavy) to be pocketable. Lacked mic input. I usually just grabbed the FZ1000 anyways, so the G7 X just came short.
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Weird camera sporting raw video files. Too cumbersome to actually use, so I sold it after hardly having used it at all.
GoPro Hero 4 Silver
A camera that saw very little use. Ttoo much of a specialty item. POV videos are boring.
Canon PowerShot S110
A favorite. Fairly good image quality (noticeably better than a smartphone), zoom, and a pocketable size. Great for travel and outdoors. Its biggest flaw was the fixed screen.
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS
A superzoom at 24-1200. Great for hiking. Not the best image quality with its small sensor. Images at the long end mostly unusable. But it got me hooked on the versatility of the ‘all in one’ camera.
Canon Powershot G12
Great body/controls, but only 720p video. Heavy.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
May be one of the game changing cameras in history, paving the way for video into the realm of photography. I bought this after selling the 7D.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
I found the Mark III to be somewhat of a disappointment. It was only marginally better than the Mark II, at more than twice the price. I soon sold it, as I didn’t find it worth the investment.
Canon EOS 7D
Great camera, from when Canon was great. It was the best choice for an all round DSLR at the time, with far better autofocus and fps than the 5D Mark II. I should have kept this and not bought the 5D Mark III (only bought the 5D Mark II).
Canon EOS 450D
My first DSLR, and the camera that started my semi photography career. Soon got replaced by the 7D.
Canon G10
The G10 was a great G camera. High resolution, nice controls and swivel screen. Unfortunately also low resolution video.
Canon EOS 300D
Bought by employer. I did not know enough about photography at the time to make use of this camera.
Fujifilm Finepix 4700
Bought by employer. Cool look. OK outdoors, barely usable indoors.
Canon Ixus L1
Great pocket camera with APS film.
Kodak Disc 4000
My first camera. Compact, but not that great images as the negatives were so small.