I like the Minolta Hi-matic rangefinders for street photography, especially the Hi-matic 7s. Decent lens (45mm f1.8), compact enough, reliable, very affordable and extremely comfortable to use. And film loading is a quick and easy affair, which I think is important for street photography work.
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IMO, this excludes many of the more recent P&S models that autowind the film.
IMO, this excludes many of the more recent P&S models that autowind the film.
I think a fixed lens rangefinder is your best bet, Canon and Minolta made a number of models, Minolta more extensive than Canon. I have a use the
QL 1.7 fast 50mm lens, leaf shutter, shutter speed priority, manual override, 48mm filters, bright parallax corrected rangefinder.
QL 1.7 fast 50mm lens, leaf shutter, shutter speed priority, manual override, 48mm filters, bright parallax corrected rangefinder.
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