The Olympus Pen Lite cameras are really great starter cameras but I fucking hate the lack of a viewfinder. I have an E-PL5 and I have a viewfinder that attaches onto the hotshoe and that makes the camera actually useable but without that there's no fucking way. But also I feel like just one bump will break that viewfinder, and because it doesn't fit into my case with removing the viewfinder I always worry about it getting crushed in my bag.

I'm upgrading to an OM-D. Same lenses, but it has a built in viewfinder. Fuck cameras that don't have viewfinders.

just another street guy

shot on film of course

Favorite philosophical/theoretical books about photography?

Obviously pic rel, and Sontag's "On Photography," but anything else? Thoughts on any of these books?

>photographers use to have to capture critical moments with 100% manual cameras.

How the FUCK did they do it?

fe2fucker recorded himself doing Stockholm-Gothenburg in 2 hours 9 minutes, and the cinematography was exquisite to add insult to injury. How will Sugar ever recover?
Short of doing a similar time from NJ to Boston via I-90 W and CT-15 S and managing to somehow top the imagery fe2fucker got, I don't see it happening.
This has been Sugar's ultimate defeat, he'll live under fe2fucker's shadow for all his life now.

Ditched camera found in Milford Sound

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350350192/search-owner-mysterious-camera-found-milford-sound?utm_source=newsshowcase&utm_medium=gnews&utm_campaign=CDAQ-5-p6_eZ5NiNARi84OXD87zSu4YBKhAIACoHCAowzLiSCzDT-KcD&utm_content=rundown

Post your black and white images, and tell me how much mine suck!

Hey /p/,
I just got my hands on a great deal second hand Nikkor 50mm 1.4G in top shape, adapted it via FTZ II to my Zf body.
Everything works fine, AF is spot on, but I can't get it to focus to infinity, even manually it stops at like 30 feet. Of course stopping down kinda gets to an acceptable focus but thats not really great for night shoots.
Youtube/google sucks and theres no answers telling me if it could be the adapter and I am missing something or if there's something wrong with the lens that coudl be fixable. Any experiences/ideas? Cheers.

Currently have a Sony A6600 but its a bit annoying to use due to the lack of physical buttons. Other than that its a fine camera. Because of this I want something with more physical controls. I looked at the Sony A6700, A7iv and Fuji XT-5 but I'm unsure which would be the best. The design of the Fuji feels nicer but the Sonys have better AF. I dont mind switching ecosystems so the question is whats the best option? I'm also open to other suggestions.