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Vintage photography has made a comeback in style, at least according to the who’s who all over social media. Well, this was bound to happen sooner than later; that old-school photography feel definitely wasn’t going to get lost in the past forever.
Need a digital camera that offers optimal performance and gives you that neat, retro-chic look and feel all in one?
Here is a guide to the top twelve digital cameras you can cope with to achieve that old-time look effortlessly;
1. Nikon Z FC
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This is a simple, easy-to-use camera with dial-based controls that bring back that nostalgic feel of film photography to your photos.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 20.9
- Lens mount: Nikon Z
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3 inch, 1,040k dot resolution
- Viewfinder: EVF, 2360k dot resolution
- Maximum video resolution: 4K30P
- Maximum shooting speed: 11fps
Pros
- Relatively well-priced.
- Attractive design with aluminum dials that are easy to operate.
- Produces quality images and videos.
Cons
- Low megapixels.
- Its design gives a slippery feel; should be handled with care.
- Lacks DX-Z mount lenses.
2. Fujifilm X- T5
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This camera has that classic nostalgic look and is equipped with modern advanced tech that makes it suitable for both novices and pros in photography. It offers exquisite image and video quality and is quite compact, making it very easy to carry with you.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 40
- Lens Mount: Fujifilm X
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3 inches, tilting, 1,840k dot resolution
- Viewfinder: EVF, 3,690k dot resolution
- Maximum video resolution: 6.2K30P
- Maximum shooting speed: 15fps
Pros
- Very compact hence is suitable for travel.
- Great image quality and video capabilities.
- Has a sleek retro-chic design.
Cons
- Only the rear screen rotates.
- Possesses a lower resolution sensor and far less processing power than the X-T5.
3. Leica M10- R
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Although this camera’s price is on the high side, it screams luxury incorporated with high tech; the best of both worlds! Equipped with a wide-angle lens and weather-protected frame sensor, this camera is perfect for outdoor photography.
Specifications
- MegaPixels: 40.89
- Aspect Ratio: 3:2
- Sensor Type: APS-C
- Viewfinder: Optical
- Sensor Size: 24 x 36 mm (Full-Frame)
Pros
- Built-in wifi.
- Weather protected, making it perfect for the outdoors.
- Possesses 4K and 8K video recording.
Cons
- Relatively pricey.
- Lacks built-in storage.
- Low battery life.
4. Fujifilm X100VI
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This is by far the most compact retro digital camera, making it extremely suitable for travel as it fits perfectly in a small bag. It possesses a hybrid optical viewfinder and a prime lens, hence built for high performance.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 40.2
- Lens Mount: Fixed 23mm f/2
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3 inch, tilting, 1,620k dot resolution
- Viewfinder: Hybrid OVF/EVF, 3,690k dot resolution
- Maximum video resolution: 6K30P
- Maximum shooting speed: 11fps
Pros
- Excellent retro design with strong dial-driven controls.
- Light and compact, hence easy to carry around.
- Possesses an impressive hybrid optical-electronic viewfinder.
Cons
- Not fully- weather protected.
- Quite costly,
5. Olympus PEN E- P7
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This fashionably nostalgic designed camera is light, making it perfect for travel. Its progressive tech creates images that are effortlessly stylish and retro. It is quite easy to use, making sharing of images less of a hassle to beginners.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 20.3
- Lens mount: MFT
- Sensor: Micro 4/3
- Screen: 3 inches, tilting, 1,037k dot resolution
- Viewfinder: None
- Maximum video resolution: 4K30P
- Maximum shooting speed: 15fps
Pros
- Light with an attractive design.
- Automatic picture modes which are quite stylish.
Cons
- Not sold in the US.
- Lacks a viewfinder.
6. Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV
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This is the best camera for someone who’s on a budget but still wants to get value for their money. Its technology is friendly to new users but still offers that neat, retro-chic film photography style look.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 20.3
- Lens mount: MFT
- Sensor: Micro 4/3
- Screen: 3 inches, tilting, 1,037k dot resolution
- Viewfinder: EVF, 2,360k dot resolution
- Maximum video resolution: 4K30P
- Maximum shooting speed: 8.7fps
Pros
- Affordable
- Easy to use and beginner-friendly.
- Compact hence perfect for travel.
Cons
- Its design feels very plasticky.
- Limited cropping ability leads to loss of details.
- Lacks a microphone port.
7. Canon Powershot G7 X Mark III
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Despite facing stiff competition from smartphones, this camera’s design is pocket-friendly and offers great image and video quality.
A smartphone just won't suffice for those camera enthusiasts who crave the feel of a traditional camera!
Specifications
- Megapixels: 20.1MP
- Lens: Bright zoom
- Sensor: 1 inch
- Screen: Tilting touch LCD
- Maximum video resolution: 4K 30P with live streaming and microphone input
Pros
- Design to fit in a pocket and small bags.
- Possesses a bright zoom lens.
- 4K video available and live streaming.
Cons
- 4K video is limited only to a few modes.
- Lacks EVF.
- Burst shooting does not allow face detection.
8. Fujifilm X- T30 II
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Resembles the Fujifilm X-T5 in its retro design but is more pocket-friendly, lighter, and tinier. It is suitable for amateurs who are finding their way in the field of photography.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 26.1
- Lens mount: Fujifilm X
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3 inch, tilting touchscreen
- Viewfinder: EVF, 2,360k dot revolution
- Maximum video resolution: 4K30P
- Maximum shooting speed: 30fps
Pros
- Light and small in size.
- Has a bigger screen and advanced autofocus.
Cons
- Lacks in body stabilization.
9. Panasonic Lumix ZS20
This is a premium pocket camera with a longer zoom ratio and produces quality retro-style images. It however does not possess a tilting LCD.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 14.1
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3 inch, non tilting, touch LCD, 460k dot resolution
- Viewfinder: EVF, 1,240k dot resolution
- 20x zoom resolution
- Full HD 1080/60p video recording
Pros
- A good pocket camera with a sleek design.
- Offers a sharp HD video resolution.
Cons
- Lacks tilting LCD.
- Possesses a small EVF and a narrow aperture.
- Limited cropping capabilities in 4K videos.
10. Sony RX100 VII
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This is a premium digital camera with outstanding speed and optics. It has a top-notch autofocus system as well as eye-detection technology for people and pets. It is a bit pricey but offers great value for your money.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 20
- Sensor: 1 inch
- Screen: 3 inch, tilting touchscreen
- Viewfinder: EVF, 921k dot resolution
- 8x zoom lens( sharp)
- Maximum shooting speed: 20fps and subject capture
Pros
- Provides better video stabilization and autofocus.
- Possesses an electronic viewfinder.
- Allows 4k videography, and has an external microphone port.
Cons
- Expensive.
- Touch functions are very limited.
11. Ricoh GR IIIx
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This is a pocket-friendly camera that can fit effortlessly into a side pocket or small bag. It has an internal memory of 2GB which comes in handy when a memory card is not very accessible.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 24
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3-inch tilting touchscreen
- Viewfinder: EVF, 1.04 million dot resolution
- 3- axis stabilization
- Maximum shooting speed: 5fps
Pros
- Possesses a telephoto conversion lens.
- Has a sleek, pocketable design.
- Has a fast autofocus.
Cons
- Relatively short battery life.
- Lacks in-body flash.
- Does not offer splash and dust protection.
12. OM System TG- 7
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This digital camera is very affordable and it gives you value for your money as it is waterproof and virtually indestructible. It also has an onboard GPS system. It is perfect for adventures and outdoor activities such as rock climbing and snorkeling.
Specifications
- Megapixels: 27
- Sensor: APS-C
- Screen: 3-inch tilting touchscreen
- Viewfinder: EVF, 1.04 million dot resolution
- Dustproof
- Waterproof; you can dive up to depths of 50 feet with it.
Pros
- Robustly built and waterproof; perfect for outdoor adventures.
- Possesses a huge magnification giving sharp close-ups.
- Add-on lenses are readily available.
Cons
- Its dated technology produces underwhelming video quality.
- Image quality is quite outdated as well.
- Rear screen is not touch-enabled.
Conclusion
Gone are the days of bulky film photography, as these new-age high-tech digital cameras have taken over the photography space with a bang.
They are convenient, easy to use, possess advanced features and specs that offer optimal performance, and still grant you that chic and classic feel of the old times.
