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I started out on a 40-ish year old Leica M3 with original Summicron, needless to say I've been chasing the feeling ever since I moved on to more convenient alte

• matthewmcg 5y ago
  Have you tried out the Fuji X100 and its later iterations? Yes, it's autofocus or electronic "manual" focus with a faux-coincident rangefinder mode and a fixed lens, but it's about 1/10th the price of a digital M-series Leica and lens. I've had an X100S for almost nine years and still use it daily. I really like how compact it is and I feel like I've learned through practice how to anticipate moving subjects and compose decently well with the frame lines in the optical viewfinder.
  • codr7 5y ago
    Yep, I owned one of those for some time. Definitely the best one so far, but still not even close. I don't want any gizmos, just great optics in a solid rangefinder body with a non-toy optical viewfinder, large sensor and convenient controls.