For work, I use the Canon 5DMII, or 1DsMIII, which are my favorites because they are so much more handy than Phase1 or Hasselblad cameras (which take really nice photos when used for a certain purpose).

I also own a SX-70 Polaroid camera, which I like to use for personal moments and people.

On the run, I do personal snapshots with my iPhone and a Olympus PEN camera, if I remember to take it with me.

Dear Reader,

Thank you for your message.
When I was little, my father and I used to develop his photos together in our little bathroom with the red bulb and no windows. I was also fascinated by his camera in the old days and wanted to capture photographs with the same depth ever since my early teen years.

For more info, here is an interview with me about questions similar to yours: http://blog.mareenfischinger.com/post/435164997/

Best,
Mareen

Hi Bernardo,

“You take good pictures, you must have a nice camera” is the equivalent to “You’re a good chef, you must have a nice stove.”

It simply does not matter the brand or the model. I don’t even know or care what exactly I have, as long as it works well (high enough resolution, sharp photos, lets in enough light and does not break easily). Plus, anything I use totally depends on the task. Check out some behind the scenes photos to find out.

If you want to find something that suits your personal needs, why don’t you check out Snapsort.

Giving out a detailed list would be sort of creepy to me. It would be way too long and varies from time to time. However, the brands I trust in are Canon camera systems (since 2000), occasionally Phase1 or Hasselblad, Bron light system, California Sunbounce light bouncers, SanDisk memory, Western Digital hard drives and Apple for computers.

Either that or I had some watermelon punch, with whole fruits…