And then it happened one day...There "they" were.
"They" arrived on pods of steel. People all around stood still to stare.
The world will never be the same again :)

Note: Where does the 6mp R-D1 digital rangefinder stand in today's world?
It's a hard sell to most as the price still hangs just below a used M8. And for the price,
you could buy a new Fuji "X" or Olympus OM-D.

But...the world's first digital rangefinder still takes wonderful photos, and in my
opinion, still the closest thing to a "film-like" experience in digital. I don't just
mean the photos, I mean the "experience" of using the camera. The huge viewfinder,
the "novelty" winding mechanism...The camera just feels very "analog" but it's digital!
If you could try one, you'll see what I mean.