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Yea, there are a lot of very nice rangefinders (also below £100), most of them are tanks though.
If you don't mind this it's cool, but in the end this means you'll not just put this in your pocket, but need a bag or shoulder-strap, or you're not going to take it with you.
Are you really sure you need / want a rangefinder (as in: rangefinder-patch manual focusing) ?
Or does AF maybe make sense for what you're actually going to do with it?
There's quite a lot of nice, small, light sub-£100 point-and-shoots out there with nice lenses...
salad
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I did reply earlier but my phone apparently disagreed -.- and definitely should have provided more info
Price - no more than £100 maximum, i know there's value to be had way lower
Use - probs just general street photography if I'm just trying the medium out. WIll leave the specific stuff and all the myriad lenses to the dslr. I use my 30mm 1.4 on the crop sensor for all round stuff so I imagine 45-50mm would be nice.
Size - That was definitely one of the big draws of rangefinder cameras that I should look for, even though I was going to buy the Yashica Lynx 14 which is a tank...