Hi, Armand. Only problem with that is it’s a DSLR, so it has a noisy mirror banging up and down. The first Leica-like camera I bought was a Canon 7, which was a direct Leica knockoff. Only problem was that it had a titanium shutter, which also made a certain amount of noise. Unless you do street photography you’d probably never notice the noise, but if you work in a quiet restaurant, or a church, or during a wedding ceremony, you’ll notice it right away. I sold the Canon 7 and bought a Leica M2, then an older IIIf, then an M4. With their cloth shutters they filled the bill. Now, my favorite camera is my Olympus Pen-F, which is very quiet. It’s only problem is the unnecessary gadgetry built into it. I work around that crap, but it would be easier if I didn’t have to. Of course, I still use my Nikon DSLRs when I’m not doing street.