What camera do you use the most?

There’s an old joke at blind wine tastings: if you’re having trouble deciding on your ranking at the end of the tasting, look at the wine levels in your glasses and rank the one with the less wine left higher. It’s bogus because so many other things than enjoyment of a particular glass can affect how much you drink. If you’re having trouble identifying the mix of grapes, you’ll go back and retaste. Same if there’s something amiss, but you’re having a hard time identifying just what that is. Or if two wines taste suspiciously similar, and you suspect that your host has put to identical bottles in the tasting to keep you on your toes. Similarly, going through your photo collection and looking at the distribution of focal lengths used with the idea of augmenting your lens collection with more of the commonly used lengths can lead you astray. Let’s say that you worked for five years on a series that necessitated a narrow range of focal lengths, and that series was highly dependent on…

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