Leica M9 - The holy grail digital camera for film photographers

As a film photographer, I have spent years struggling to find a digital camera that gives me the same experience I have shooting with 35mm film cameras. The Leica M9 is about as close as it gets. From its Kodak CCD sensor, to its 35mm like film limitations... The M9 is the quintessential film shooter's camera, and in this video I do my darnest to explain why I think that is. —   / iamfrankie.d   https://www.x.com/dankinaround — Skip the longwindedness: 00:00 - Intro 01:14 - Kodak CCD Sensor 02:08 - ISO Limitations 04:08 - Shutter 04:34 - The wonderfully bad LCD screen 05:25 - The bottom plate 05:42 - 18 MP - The sweet spot for people who aren't shooting billboard campaigns 07:20 - The JPEGs - Hijacked by my love for its monochrome JPEGs 07:53 - A couple of more useful features 08:10 - Its best feature for analog lovers - No Bluetooth! 08:59 - Expensive AF... but cheaper than an M10 10:08 - Conclusion