My camera of choice:
Is a Pentax LX, no need to further introduce it, does whatever I ask of it.
If I shoot with two films at once the second film goes into a Pentax KX or rarely a MX.
I have no need for AF (and not auto exposure either though I find it very convenient) so these cameras meet my needs, not to mention what a joy they are to use!
Lenses I always carry:
Sigma 16mm fisheye, my most recent purchase (soon to be the second most recent), I'm getting to like this lens more and more.
Cambron 18-28mm, this lens never stops surprising me with it's colour and contrast.
Pentax-M 28mm 2.8, pretty basic 28mm, will soon be for sale to keep the number of 28mm down.
Pentax 35mm 3.5, LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT! <-- do I need to state a reason?
Pentax 50mm 1.4, probably the lens I use most.
Pentax 135mm 2.5, another WOW lens, colour and contrast is amazing and I wouldn't dare complain about sharpness.
Pentax 70-210mm 4.0, one of the few zooms I like (with the Cambron above), performs well and has a nice solid feel to it.
Film:
Velvia, what can I say, love it. When my economy does not allow Velvia I go to Sensia100 which does not disappoint either.
Hitherto I have shot B&W during the winter but now I'm starting to think I want to shoot colour also, thus looking for a low saturated colour film, any suggestions?
For B&W I'm not really that into any specific film and still trying out different types, so far my conclusions are that I like Ilford films. But also Tmax.