When one is tired of High Noon
In the digital camera market there is currently a shoot-out going on. Ever more powerful performance combined with in-camera post-processing becomes available - which also means ever more complexity and, inevitably, higher prices. I don't mean to be negative about technological progress. I am just pointing out that there are alternatives. We can stick to digital cameras and (!) combine it with the joy of doing things manually. The camera shown here is a second-hand Fuji X-Pro1. It is a robust and reliable performer which you can get rather cheaply these days. Attach a manual lens, it could be a low-price 'vintage' lens, and you have a wonderful combo very much capable of producing highest quality. There would still be complexity - in your head.
When one is tired of High Noon
In the digital camera market there is currently a shoot-out going on. Ever more powerful performance combined with in-camera post-processing becomes available - which also means ever more complexity and, inevitably, higher prices. I don't mean to be negative about technological progress. I am just pointing out that there are alternatives. We can stick to digital cameras and (!) combine it with the joy of doing things manually. The camera shown here is a second-hand Fuji X-Pro1. It is a robust and reliable performer which you can get rather cheaply these days. Attach a manual lens, it could be a low-price 'vintage' lens, and you have a wonderful combo very much capable of producing highest quality. There would still be complexity - in your head.