Still randomly peddling your porn I see Jon!
Get outa here ... you've already cost me enough money!![]()
Meeete, it doesn't cost anything to look
P.S. I voted for the Zeiss Ikon rather than the D300/D3
swoop
Well-known
Leica M7 a la carte, black paint, .85 viewfinder, lizard skin.
lZr
L&M
Of course, R4X
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Yes I agree ... if the poll was based on pure coolness and disregarded availability (current manufacture) the Nikon SP 2005 would be hard to beat!
I hadn't thought of the G9 ... it probably does deserve a place ... but I don't want one so it missed out!
I hadn't thought of the G9 ... it probably does deserve a place ... but I don't want one so it missed out!
R4 has to be cool due to uniqueness. Nothing ever like it before AFAIK, with 21 and 25mm framelines. M8 is pretty cool too... Ummm, since I have both I must be a cool dude as well.

peripatetic
Well-known
Hmm, well I voted for the M8, even though I own a ZI. (Which is pretty cool too - is it too late to change my mind.
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pelican
Member
i voted for M8 also.
nico
Well-known
Among that bunch the only camera I'd like to buy is a Bessa R4 (to pair with a 21, 28 and 35) ... so there it goes my vote.
MickH
Well-known
I went for the M8, that doesn't mean I either like, or desire one but they do seem to be quite cool, far cooler still are the iPhone camera widget thingy and anything Lomographic.
Cool has nowt to do with good.
If it was ever released, that Fuji folder that's been discussed at length on this site woud be right up there too.
Cool has nowt to do with good.
If it was ever released, that Fuji folder that's been discussed at length on this site woud be right up there too.
steve kessel
steve kessel
Never used one but I have a thing about the Texas Leica. Feels so comfortable to hold, perversely "slow" lenses, awesome?
gavinlg
Veteran
I voted the Ikon - I'm a big fan of it's lovely industrial look.
Austerby
Well-known
The M8 got my vote despite being a parvenu - film is cooler than digital so an MP is cooler than an M8, but Leica M's trump all others. QED.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
the Casio is NOT a DSLR.
Nevertheless, the Casio is the coolest. It has something new, while the other ones are just an improved version of an improved version of something. and it depends how you define "cool" but i dont see anything cool in just another dslr with lower noise level.
Nevertheless, the Casio is the coolest. It has something new, while the other ones are just an improved version of an improved version of something. and it depends how you define "cool" but i dont see anything cool in just another dslr with lower noise level.
retow
Well-known
The coolest re looks and tactile feel is the ZI.
Far more important, though, are the M8 and the Sigma DP1.
The former one simply because it is the best digital lightbox to which M mount lenses can be attached. And the latter one, because eventually there is a no nonsense compact digital with excellent IQ. These two represent milestones in camera history.
I voted for the DP1.
Far more important, though, are the M8 and the Sigma DP1.
The former one simply because it is the best digital lightbox to which M mount lenses can be attached. And the latter one, because eventually there is a no nonsense compact digital with excellent IQ. These two represent milestones in camera history.
I voted for the DP1.
Wide is cool and the R4 is unique.
David Goldfarb
Well-known
As soon as the Fuji 6x7 folding rangefinder is released, it will be the coolest RF camera available.
gdi
Veteran
Superior images are the coolest - Mamiya 7II.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Fascinating results people ... so far the Zeiss Ikon is the runaway winner which I wasn't expecting and the M8 appears to be hunting the D300/D3 down which currently holds second place. The R4A has a lot of fans but needs a few more if it's to keep pace with the Leica! 
Matthew Allen
Well-known
Interesting...... Would we loose out on the control we have now of editing RAW color files to B&W? I shoot RAW but have it display as B&W via the camera and then convert them in photoshop.
Yes, you would. Rather than applying colour filters in the B&W conversions, you'd have to use traditional colour filters on the lens while you were shooting. This could be a disadvantage though I suspect it would be outweighed by the benefits of the added sensitivity available by not using RGB filters on the sensor.
Matthew
raid
Dad Photographer
The Canon P is still "available", so if it were listed here, I would have voted for it. What is better than a fully manual, no automation, swing back, great RF, very cool look, good price, ... the never ending list of praises continues .....
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