>>3822583> the greatest camera ever produced?I don't really think there is one greatest-camera-ever-produced, because every camera has different strengths, weaknesses, and tradeoffs. Like, my camera that gives me the best results is my 5D Mark III, but my favorite camera to use on a casual photo walk is my Leica m9, but neither of them are my favorite camera for shooting film for obvious reasons.
I guess the 5D Mark IV, though, if I were forced to pick one.
>>3822588>That's Camera Hall of Fame, not Photography Hall of Fame. Stop confusing the two. Fun fact: The International Photography Hall of Fame in St. Louis also includes people who made significant contributions to the technical side of photography (I.e., camera manufacturers and even software companies who made image editing software) and they have a standing exhibit on different historical cameras. Trying to separate cameras from photography like you're doing just makes you sound like a pretentious tool.
