Many photographers are now trying to shoot with manual optics. I also used to photograph with Soviet lenses, and even managed to shoot weddings. But as soon as I got autofocus lenses, I sold all the manual mechanical fixes and forgot about them like a bad dream.
I even tested them for sharpness and beautiful drawing...Except for the last one, they're useless right now.
This inspired me to do something else – to resurrect an old Canon 30D camera from the dead.
The old reportage crop with a slow Digic II processor (when there are two X-generation processors in the cameras now) is fully capable of shooting Raw+jpeg.
Although there's nothing to record – 8 megapixels don't weigh much.
In general...due to the high noise at the maximum possible ISO 3200, the picture looks filmy.
I haven't tried to shoot at night, maybe I will...Maybe not.
It's enough that I was immersed in the atmosphere when I had my first Canon 5D, a bare brick with nothing but the function to take a picture.
The only advantage of this device...although...there are no advantages at all. This is the last century.
It's like an old car in which the only comfort is to drive and have a roof over your head.
If the film is already retro and there is a different physics, then the old "digital" is just inconvenient, slow and meaningless.
To immerse yourself in the old-school digital, you need to take some old 0.3 megapixel phone.
And Canon's 30D only showed that the camera takes the same pictures as a modern camera.
And film colors are formed due to high digital noise and chromatic aberrations.
Or, perhaps, because of the weak processing of the in-chamber processor.
Bottom line: no.