In the rapidly changing landscape of digital photography, where high-resolution sensors and instant sharing dominate the photography scene, there’s a growing niche market that treasures the artistry and craftsmanship of legacy cameras and lenses. Trading and repairing these vintage photographic tools can be a rewarding side hustle, not just financially but also in terms of preserving photographic history and catering to a passionate community of enthusiasts. The charm of legacy cameras and lenses lies in their mechanical precision, the tactile feel of manual controls, and the unique rendering of images that digital cameras often try to emulate but can never quite replicate.