Now, when you mention the camera, the first thing that comes to mind must be the Japanese Imperial Canon, Sony and Nikon, or Leica, Hasselblad and other European camera brands. These cameras are too easy to "hit" the machine, and there is not much freshness. Today I recommend three niche and "kind of interesting" cameras for you to choose and use. Of course, discussions and additions are also welcome in the comments section.
Three personalized camera recommendations
The personality Lomo itself is a modeled Lomography Diana F+ 10th Anniversary Limited Edition film camera
Lomography Diana F+ 10th Anniversary Edition
This Lomography Diana F+ 10th Anniversary Edition presents a personal, stylish, retro design language as a whole, and its shell uses a bright matte red as an embellishment, echoing the powder blue body, complementing it, plus the colorful stripe embellishment of the 60s, the retro gold lens, this camera just hangs on the chest. There are only 1500 DianaF+ 10th anniversary editions worldwide, so it can be said that the probability of taking out the "collision" machine is extremely small.
SIGMA DP3 Quattro
The SIGMA DP Quattro series cameras have always been unique in appearance and highly recognizable, and their imaging is highly appreciated by street photographers for its rich colors, sharp picture quality, and minimalist handling and portability.
Polaroid Polaroid Go pocket-sized primary imaging camera
Claiming to be the world's smallest Polaroid camera, the official even calls it a "wearable" device, and even supports "one-handed" mode, easy to get started, compact appearance and mini's photo paper, are unforgettable, small one to carry around.
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