smile
why so serious?
finaly:
334 MP users
221 M6 users
214 M3 users
is there a similar poll for leica lens here?
334 MP users
221 M6 users
214 M3 users
is there a similar poll for leica lens here?
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Pico
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The very best M body is the one in your hands.
barnwulf
Well-known
Quote: posted by rover
Best M type camera ?
We all know the correct answer right?
"MINE!!!!"
I agree!! I have Leicas but I am getting more curious about a Zeiss Ikon.
Best M type camera ?
We all know the correct answer right?
"MINE!!!!"
I agree!! I have Leicas but I am getting more curious about a Zeiss Ikon.
Neare
Well-known
The best is the one not on the list, the M6J. 
Not that I own one...
A ZI over a M7 any day. But mechanical non-battery dependent cameras have more charm IMO.
Best way it to have both types I suppose.
Not that I own one...
A ZI over a M7 any day. But mechanical non-battery dependent cameras have more charm IMO.
Best way it to have both types I suppose.
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bizarrius
the great
i prefer the M6 TTL for its shutter speed dial which goes the right way for my brain and unlike the M7 it is not "battery depended"
sc_rufctr
Leica nuts
The M3... Somehow Leica got the view finder right.
I have tried the newer ones and had a loan of an M6 TTL for about 6 weeks.
Still I find my M3 viewfinder is the best and brightest.
I have tried the newer ones and had a loan of an M6 TTL for about 6 weeks.
Still I find my M3 viewfinder is the best and brightest.
thegman
Veteran
My ZI is great, my only irk is the 85mm frame lines, so much more choice of 75mm or 90mm lenses. I know it does not make much difference, but it's a personal gripe.
But of course it really depends on what you're doing, I think the Bessa R4M/A is a very special camera if you like wides (and I do).
But of course it really depends on what you're doing, I think the Bessa R4M/A is a very special camera if you like wides (and I do).
flip
良かったね！
That's funny. I kon't get a cheap Leica M6, so I have a Hexar.
amateriat
We're all light!
Now all we Hexen-folk need is a smart-n-snarky riposte of our own...
(Sorry, haven't come up with one just yet.)
- Barrett
Erik van Straten
Veteran
Leica M2, Summaron 35mm f/3.5, Tmax400, silvergelatineprint.
Erik.
Erik.
Paul Luscher
Well-known
The best M camera? The one I've got.
CSG123
Established
No, the one *I've* got!
sc_rufctr
Leica nuts
The beast! Also the best
RFluhver
Well-known
Paul Luscher
Well-known
Best M-type camera? The one I've got.
ramosa
B&W
M9 ... though i suspect that's sinful to say in this thread
kshapero
South Florida Man
I have an M6 and I think I like the NikonFM3a better. :angel: it is more versatile.
CSG123
Established
While I have a nice silver M4 I keep hearing the siren song of the M6. Not as a replacement, of course.
HenningW
Well-known
The one in my hand.
Henning
Henning
sc_rufctr
Leica nuts
My M3...
I keep going back to it. I've never doubted the loading of film in that camera.
Yes it's slow but it works first time every time.
My M4-P is OK but somehow it's "different"... You have to make sure the film is absolutely in the sprockets before you close it.
With my M3 that happens almost automatically because the film is under that tab in the take up spool. It doesn't move once it's in there.
I wonder if Leica will ever bring out a new film M as good as the original M3
I keep going back to it. I've never doubted the loading of film in that camera.
Yes it's slow but it works first time every time.
My M4-P is OK but somehow it's "different"... You have to make sure the film is absolutely in the sprockets before you close it.
With my M3 that happens almost automatically because the film is under that tab in the take up spool. It doesn't move once it's in there.
I wonder if Leica will ever bring out a new film M as good as the original M3