What classic camera would you like to see "digital"

[Ysarex]

Joe

 

[Stradawhovious]

Pentax K-1000.

Why? Because it's the only non-disposable film camera I every used, and it was awesome.

 

[unpopular]

I'd like to see them stop worrying about cameras in the past and look towards the future.

Whoever took the aperture ring off the lens should be shot. Take that a$$hole to pasture.

I know that this started with film. But still...

 

[runnah]

I'd like to see them stop worrying about cameras in the past and look towards the future.

Whoever took the aperture ring off the lens should be shot. Take that a$$hole to pasture.

I know that this started with film. But still...

All my cine lenses have ap rings. declicked too.

 

[Braineack]

I'd like to see them stop worrying about cameras in the past and look towards the future.

Whoever took the aperture ring off the lens should be shot. Take that a$$hole to pasture.

I know that this started with film. But still...

explain why it matters to you how one changes aperture?

 

[xenskhe]

Plaubel W67.

 

[astroNikon]

I'd like to see them stop worrying about cameras in the past and look towards the future.

Whoever took the aperture ring off the lens should be shot. Take that a$$hole to pasture.

I know that this started with film. But still...

I think Canon did that first with the EF lens mount era.

So You can blame Canon.

I use my camera body wheel to change aperture even on all my AF-D lenses. So I really don't miss it. I think it was Ken Rockwell who was so mightily opposed to it's removal.

 

[xenskhe]

Contax T. (A black one.)

 

[unpopular]

Plaubel W67.

Ewww! Really? The W67 is an insult to Plaubel!

Makina III definitely. But not the the W67!!

 

[gsgary]

@limr , prepare yourself to throw up in your mouth ...

If you could have any classic camera brought from the history to be "digitalized" (as if they had just removed the film and stuck in a sensor instead) what would it be?

For me:

Canonete GIII QL. Yes, I know the G7 comes close. But it's just not a Canonete, nor FF.
Yashicamat/Roleiflex - With a mushy mid-century tessar/xenotar-like lens.
FUJI GX680 - With a giant X-Trans back ... because GX680 b*tches!
Though any fuji G-series cameras would be cool.

I would hate to see my GW690 in digital

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[gsgary]

I'd like to see them stop worrying about cameras in the past and look towards the future.

Cameras were built better in the past

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[table1349]

Pentax 6x7 67

 

[SoulfulRecover]

Nikon FM2
Rollei f2.8
Mamiya RZ67

 

[table1349]

Well if we're talking 35mm then it has to be the Nikon F2A photomic. The God of all 35mm cameras.

 

[table1349]

Finally, and I can barely type this...........
Graflex Speed Graphic!!!

Ok, I am going to smoke a cigarette and take a shower now.