6 Cameras for Street Photography That Started a Movement

In modern times, street photographers get excited about cameras like the Ricoh GR III and the Fujifilm X100V. But since the practice of street photography began, there have been some absolute gems in the hands of photographers.

Many of those cameras have had their time; moved to one side for the modern, more advanced systems. But they still hold value, and there's no doubt they were considered remarkable cameras in their day -- and some are still remarkable even by today's standards. And some cameras from the past started a movement, something people got behind and held dearly to their hearts. Let's take a look. .

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Collector's cache of Soviet-era camera prototypes stolen in Germany

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