Huss
Veteran
I like the M4-2. Recently saw them go for about $4k with matching gold Summilux and the wood case..
That's actually not a bad deal, considering 50 LUX 1.4 is expensive as it is.
https://www.casualphotophile.com/2018/08/08/gold-film-cameras-are-weird/
That's actually not a bad deal, considering 50 LUX 1.4 is expensive as it is.
https://www.casualphotophile.com/2018/08/08/gold-film-cameras-are-weird/
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
Back in the 80s, it seemed like everyone was making gold commemorative cameras. There was the Gold Nikon someone posted a link to a few days ago here on RFF. Pentax made a Gold LX. There were several gold Leicas, including an R3 SLR.
My favorite, and one that comes up for sale fairly often, is the Gold Sekonic L-398 light meter. They go for about $300, and if I had the extra $$$ to blow, I'd buy one!
My favorite, and one that comes up for sale fairly often, is the Gold Sekonic L-398 light meter. They go for about $300, and if I had the extra $$$ to blow, I'd buy one!
michaelwj
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While I’m not a gold camera fan, I have to disagree that owning something that you can’t/won’t use is absurd. You can use photos, yet here we are creating and owning them. The guitar, like the gold camera, is art, it doesn’t need to be used to be appreciated.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
The Konica Hexar gold is missing.