Not enough has been said about the Japanese rangefinders of the post-War 1950s. They are, almost without exception, highly precise instruments. There were many brands but each one opted to disavow the negative perception that Japanese products were shoddily built (there WAS a time when they were!!!). These cameras are fully capable (of course, with some limitations such as lens interchangeability) of results similar to the SLRs of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. - David Lyga