rod64
Established
Just picked up another M 
banguch!) this one a M1. I know it doesn't have a rangefinder but just like women I have a weak spot for beauty. It needs to be recovered and I was thinking I could flip it afterwards but I am wondering if it could find a home with me. Anyone out there using their M1 as a point and shoot with an ultra-wide or other purposes?
banguch!) this one a M1. I know it doesn't have a rangefinder but just like women I have a weak spot for beauty. It needs to be recovered and I was thinking I could flip it afterwards but I am wondering if it could find a home with me. Anyone out there using their M1 as a point and shoot with an ultra-wide or other purposes?Vickko
Veteran
I had an M1. It was a cute camera. I did sell it away.
For a while, it sat with a Visoflex.
It is an odd-ball camera. I wonder why Leitz made it, with parallax correction but no RF.
.....Vick
For a while, it sat with a Visoflex.
It is an odd-ball camera. I wonder why Leitz made it, with parallax correction but no RF.
.....Vick
wafflecakee
Well-known
I use my m6 primarily with a 21, I shoot 3200 most of the time. I don't need a rangefinder!
roundg
Well-known
I use a dedicated camera for my ultrawide, without the need for RF. But I go for MDa, which even hasn't a VF.
EZfan
RF Shooter
I had one in mint condition and sold it off for $850 around 2005 when vickko was still busy bought and sold a lot on *bay .
HuubL
hunter-gatherer
Got two M1s three years ago, had both CLA'd and sold one. The other one is sitting pretty with a Micro-VisoII + Elmar 135 lenshead, but I still haven't used it once. This thread reminds me that I have some close-up work to do
burancap
Veteran
Just bought one. Will start with the CV 25/4, but likely sourcing a CV 15 to weld on it.