Topic: knock-around rangefinder

[artobest]

Just to defend the Nikon 35Ti, yes, the flash buttons are absurdly fiddly, but you can switch the flash off permanently in the customization options (you'll need a manual for the code). Then, if you need flash, you can use the absurdly fiddly buttons on an ad hoc basis. Other than that, it's a lovely camera with a beautiful interface and top lens.

[tuanhbui]

OH WHAT ARTOBEST

where were you when i had that camera...! ah, i wish i had known! of course i had no manual!

oh well ):

[Jack Johnson]

So, I'm a broken man. I picked up not one but two rangefinders for the price of two! The Ciro 35 and a Kodak 35 (pop-up viewfinder).

Where's the 12-step thread?

[Francois]

I'm afraid you're probably at the wrong place... we're all trying to reduce the amount of stuff we have and yet keep on piling up...

For me, it was a big Metz potato masher and an old Argus slr just this morning...
Pop-Whizzz-I see green rectangles everywhere! 

[gregor]

Depending on your budget, I have a Leica CL/Nokton 1:4 40mm lens combo I'm offloading. See the sales section if your interested.  

However if your budget is tight a russian leica copy (zorki) or czech copy (opema) as well as the canonet 28 & ql-17 are all fine cameras.

[gregor]

it's perfect for tossing it in the bottom of a bag or pocket now

holy crap is it small!!!!!!  found a pic with the flash unit AND a matchstick

If you use the flash it's recommended you shoot w/the cam upside down....

[Flippy]

it's perfect for tossing it in the bottom of a bag or pocket now

holy crap is it small!!!!!!  found a pic with the flash unit AND a matchstick

If you use the flash it's recommended you shoot w/the cam upside down....

Sometimes underlit "bela lugosi" lighting can be an interesting effect...