nightfly
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Just wondering what people in the forum like for a pocket digital besides the Ricoh offerings. I've had a GRD and currently have an GX100 and while they are very well made cameras and have great interfaces, I'm a bit disappointed in the image quality. Specifically in the noisiness and the tonality. While it sometimes has a film like look, a lot of times it's just noise that makes the photos appear less sharp.
Are there any other small digitals that produce organic film like images (as opposed to the plasticy images common with genre) with a bit more crispness and less grain (and at a more reasonable price)? Something small, easy to use and preferably 35mm or wider on the wide end. Long end isn't important nor really is much manual control. The digital Yashica T4 would be my ideal. Absolutely fantastic lens, durable, small and the lack of user control not such a detriment. No need for tons of megapixels just good quality ones.
Are there any other small digitals that produce organic film like images (as opposed to the plasticy images common with genre) with a bit more crispness and less grain (and at a more reasonable price)? Something small, easy to use and preferably 35mm or wider on the wide end. Long end isn't important nor really is much manual control. The digital Yashica T4 would be my ideal. Absolutely fantastic lens, durable, small and the lack of user control not such a detriment. No need for tons of megapixels just good quality ones.
