Voigtlander Bessa 46 (Baby Bessa)
Q: Are the images sharp?
A: Like a razor left in the rain for two years
Q: Are they free of camera shake?
A: No I drink a lot of coffee
Q. Is the lens distortion free?
A: Like a Salvidor Dali painting
Q: Why do you use it then?
A: Because it was there, it’s a beautiful camera, it requires thought to use and I like the look of the results.
A significant difference with this camera is that the shutter release is operated with your left hand. That may sound awkward if your right-handed like me but it’s so good where it is that it’s hard to imagine it on the other, more common, side.
I’ve written about this camera on occasion so a search of my blog will provide some more examples and writings Voigtlander Bessa 46