If there is anything out there that is easy to lust after, it's the Polaroid 600SE. I mean, what's not to love? They're rangefinder cameras that can take various film formats and have sharp glass? More importantly, the camera is heavily supported by the hacked and modding community.
If you've ever wanted to get into medium format cameras and have a single one to stick with you, then this is it. Lots of photographers say that you should get a 6x7 format camera. But the truth is that you can still make great work with a 645 camera.
The 90s are back! These lenses were made in the 1990s and have all the character and render that you're craving for your camera. Of course, these lenses are fantastic for anyone shooting film or that wants a vintage look.
But you don't need to do the deep dive for the camera. In fact, the safest way into the world is to develop a love for their lenses. The Rare Camera store right now has a great Leica 35mm f1. 4 in M-mount in for sale.
I think we can all agree that people love old Nikon lenses. That's really going to be the case with this vintage Nikon 15mm f5. 6 lens. No, it's not a fisheye. But instead, it's a wide-angle lens that has all the yummy character that people have been missing for a while.
There has been a movement in the past decade to kill the fisheye lens. It's unfortunate for sure. So instead, photographers have searched for the cleanest wide-angle lenses they could get. One of the best was the Canon 11-24mm f4 L USM EF Lens.
Considering how much hype there is around the Nikon ZFc, anyone who owns a Nikon F is probably really treasuring theirs right now. Most Nikon F cameras come in the standard silver or black. But every now and again, you can find one in a rare color.
The underwater photography community hasn't had a lot of cameras specifically designed for it. Those that exist don't really excite many photographers. But one camera that has always excited them is the Nikon Nikonos.