interchangeable lens camera retro design

#INTERCHANGEABLE LENS CAMERA RETRO DESIGN MANUAL#

There's a recent spate of retro-designed compact, small-sensor cameras (without interchangeable lenses) which have 'retro' styling and relatively high image quality and controls. You're not the only one who is interested in this type of camera. I intend to use it solely for street photography. So are there any other cameras out there that I should have considered but missed? (It still looks fun to use though just don't wanna plunk down that much money for it.) However, if anyone who's used a X100 can address my concerns for it or workarounds, I'm all ears.

#INTERCHANGEABLE LENS CAMERA RETRO DESIGN MANUAL#

While the M9 is what I would want, it's just way out of my budget (which is just around $1500, note that this refers to my budget and not how much the M9 costs), and suppose that of most people, whereas the X100 misses on the manual focusing, large viewfinder, and interchangeable lens part. So far I've looked at the Leica M9 and Fujifilm Finepix X100.

ease in manual focusing (ideally, something built for manual focusing)īasically, just a AE-1 with a digital sensor in place of film.Therefore I've been looking around for a digital equivalent that fulfills the following criteria: Also I do miss the convenience of digital. I do enjoy the film look (it's rather expensive in the long term though) but it's the way I use the camera that really appeals to me.

I've recently started shooting with the Canon AE-1 Program and am loving it.

Interchangeable lens camera retro design