Want to Buy WTB Rangefinder

[nhamze]

Looking for purchase a rangefinder. Sub $200 budget. I don't really know what I am looking for so I would appreciate any advice. I can pay via paypal.

Thanks,

Nick

 

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[Jeff Kubach]

You might went to check out KEH or B&H.

Jeff

 

[mathomas]

The Yashica GSN (and similar) go for less than $100 generally. Supposed to be a great camera. Good luck.

 

[davela]

Canon 7 recommended. A Jupiter 8 or Industar 61 L/D is a good starter lens for the money. A Canon 50/1.8 is a bit more desirable, but would probably break your total budget.

 

[Captain Slack]

I've got a Canonet QL17 GIII I'm planning to sell. If you're interested, send me a PM.

 

[smallfooties]

i have a fed 2 and a zeiss ikon contana.... not sure if they are rangefinders... but i can sell them cheap to you....

 

[jordanstarr]

I got started with a Konica Auto S3 with a 35mm f1.8 lens dedicated on it. A very good lens, nearly as sharp as my $300 Canon 35mm f1.8 that I use on my Canon P body. It's cheap, light and very fast (both because it takes your shutter speed and gives you an auto aperture setting). The only fallback is that it's not completely manual (it reads the light and sets your aperture), but it much quicker that way and the quality is there. You can find them for under $200. I have one that I don't use much, but I'm still going to keep it because it's a very good "put it in your bag and don't worry about it" camera

 

[nhamze]

I have found one now, thanks for all your offers guy.