Any black body Canon rangefinder, but preferably a black L1. I have been lucky to get the Leica M bodies that were my Holy Grail cameras, so the black L1 stands out now.
Don't know yet ... I'll tell when I find out ... first step is to hold an Leica M body
in my hands ... for couple of minutes at start ... to feel the taste 🙂
Two kind of grail here: the one I cannot afford and that I cannot find.
In the first group put...almost anything: top end (D)SLR, top end digital and film RF, digital backs, lights equipment, a real studio, models, the possibility to travel anyway any time of the year... All-right not interesting, maybe that is just another way of saying "I would like not having to worry about money".
In the second group I would put a first series Nikon F (fabric curtain), an OM-3Ti and a Nikon F3 Titanium...
I am not sure what "holy grail" exactly means, but I can speak about the first camera I bought.
According to my budget then my attention was fixed on two models displayed at the shop vitrine. One had a window (viewfinder) to look at the subject. It was a Canonet QL=17, not GIII.
The other has no window at all but a strange triangle shape on top. I asked the seller how do you identify the subject you are shooting at with such a camera, and the seller told me there is a mirror inside.
Too complicated for me, I thought, and picked up the Canonet.
Cheers,
Ruben
physiognomy - are you here ? I thought we have lost you
To be honest I'm not sure I can pick my 'grail' camera... I've been lucky enough to pick up more than one camera I never dreamed I'd own, so I should count my lucky stars.
ruben said:
physiognomy - are you here ? I thought we have lost you
Still here Ruben 🙂 Lurking mostly as I don't have any time for my cameras... Things will change soon & I'll be able to participate here at RFF more to my liking.
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