Here's my 645N, with 75/2.8. In the mail today arrived a 150-300/5.6 zoom (I have a 45/2.8 and the Macro 120/4 already).
Not shown, but in reserve for when I'm bored enough to photograph them, I have a K1000 that I bought new at Fox Talbot in the Tottenham Court Road in 1976, and an ME Super that replaced it sometime in the early 80's (and another ME Super that KEH sent me when mine went a bit wonky), along with my wife's SF-1 from the late 80's (yes, and a spare that KEH etc), my SF10 (ca. 1990) because I was jealous of hers but not willing to spend so much—and which I never use as it is DX speeds only—stupid! Also on the shelf is an Olympus Pen FT, two Nikon FM3a's, a Nikon F6, a Leica M7 and an MP. In medium format a Bessa III, Fuji GSW645, Fuji GA690III, Rolleiflex 2.8GX, Hasselblad 500c, and I have to confess to having a Graflex Crown Graphic on the way. Lenses? Don't start. I'm sick and I know it. Please don't ask about scanners...or my freezer that is dedicated to film, and don't ask about digital cameras either. I have given away, to deserving individuals, a Bronica RF645, Leica M5, Olympus OM-1 and OM-2n. (Alright, that irritated me enough to write that I went back to KEH and have another OM-2n on the way...) Before all these, I started with my brother's Olympus Trip 35, a 1960's Praktica Nova, then a Praktica LLC (or was it an LTL? Stop-down metering anyway) and a Rollei 35. Those cameras went by the wayside in part exchanges.
I wonder why the SF1 gets so little love? It's clunky and ugly and the autofocus is slow, but it takes a lovely picture fairly reliably. That's why I replaced my wife's failing example with a $25 KEH version earlier this year. I still enjoy it and it does things like this without trying:
Chris