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looking for M body for super wide angle lens ... any differences between MDa and MD-2 as somehow later one is more costly? Which one of these two models you would recommend?
Thanks,
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MD-2 vs MDa
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SimonSawSunlight
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I think the only reason for the MD-2 to be more expensive is because it's rarer. and maybe because a lot of people like black bodies?
I have an MDa and I can't see what would be better on the MD-2 =)
I have an MDa and I can't see what would be better on the MD-2 =)
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I've seen something about an M1 also being in the mix.
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The MD-2 has the advantage that it can take a M-winder, Leicavit-M or a Rapidwinder. Shooting with ultrawides, you tend to shoot verticals more (cityscapes, streets etc) and it is easier to advance with a baseplate winder, than trying to use the top mounted lever.
The M1 is good too -as it allows you to use 35/50 lenses - though without rangefinder coupling.
Also consider a Bessa T as it gives you a built in meter -and a very good rangefinder for lenses that couple to it. Also much less money than the MDa/MD-2.
The M1 is good too -as it allows you to use 35/50 lenses - though without rangefinder coupling.
Also consider a Bessa T as it gives you a built in meter -and a very good rangefinder for lenses that couple to it. Also much less money than the MDa/MD-2.
