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I would kindly suggest you to take an interchangeable camera, and I think that the fuji is, and one prime lens, like a 35mm completely manual. Use this to improve your photographic eye. There is nothing worse, in street photography (if that's your interest) that missing the right moment by fiddling

Hard to say. The older ones were nicer with their lower dynamic range and more extreme color profiles. However they didn't have pixel remapping for dead pixels, and they had very smudgey and mushy image quality. They were still pretty competitive in AF at the time though. The X-T2 was actually bette

Either that's a D7100 + 35 for too little or a D700 for too much because body only they should only be $50-100 apart. Make sure you check the shutter count and it's not in the hundreds of thousands range. If your only requirement is a low price for the best quality, it's going to be an older Nikon o

Yeah- I thought the Pentax 17 was way overpriced for what it was. No offense to Pentax or those who bought it- but the used market is flooded with better quality film cameras for much less. Back to the revamped mx-1 though- honestly, I could do without an lcd. Manual controls on the body paired with