teo
Well-known
Hi, I know that the topic has been already talken about, but I've often seen people suggesting Leicas due to long RF base and bright VF.
Ok, but for those who can't spend so much....?
Maybe I'm going to buy a decent RF in the near future, so I was wondering, what's the best camera (under 500$, better if under 300$) to focus after sunset?
I was tempted by bessa R, it's popular, screw mount, modern, but... has a short baselenght.... for an F2 lens will be enough in the dark?
Or: a Canon 7 or similar, longer baselenght, meter (mmm, old meter, probably useless in the dark) but I don't know about VF and RF brightness (it seems big...)
Finaly: Konica AF... why not? I've read that it meters via infrareds, and its considered very precise. Plus, even if its fixed lens, 35mm is my favourite lens.... (I like 50 sometimes, too).
decisions....
ah, now that I think about it: and a bessa T? used ones go for a song, and it has a long RF baselenght.... but is bright enough?
Ok, but for those who can't spend so much....?
Maybe I'm going to buy a decent RF in the near future, so I was wondering, what's the best camera (under 500$, better if under 300$) to focus after sunset?
I was tempted by bessa R, it's popular, screw mount, modern, but... has a short baselenght.... for an F2 lens will be enough in the dark?
Or: a Canon 7 or similar, longer baselenght, meter (mmm, old meter, probably useless in the dark) but I don't know about VF and RF brightness (it seems big...)
Finaly: Konica AF... why not? I've read that it meters via infrareds, and its considered very precise. Plus, even if its fixed lens, 35mm is my favourite lens.... (I like 50 sometimes, too).
decisions....
ah, now that I think about it: and a bessa T? used ones go for a song, and it has a long RF baselenght.... but is bright enough?