Cant find the SD card slot?Or USB

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Really like this compact Leica 11C I guess they saved on the LED,and the optical finders just fine.

But I cant find the SD card slot???🙁 Or the USB.

Did Leica find a better way to record images???
 
You have to buy the add on pack to get the card reader and USB plugin. This pack will then screw onto the tripod socket which also serves as the electrical connection for these accys..
 
I'm not sure what the maximum megapixels is you can scan a 35mm neg at but I had an ex-girlfriend with a Nikon 9000 and when we scanned some film the quality was so good you could see individual grains of silver. So there definitely is a limitation with film.
 
If you think that this is impossible, check this video below.....

A Leica M2 converted to digital....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2brPjoutmQ&feature=youtu.be

Wasn't there someone on Photo.net converting an M3 to digital?
Edit: I saw that video right after I posted this. I'm always amazed how many people think my M5 is a digital, and, conversely, how many people think my M8 or X100 are film. There's one vendor at my neighborhood farmers market who, every week, says "is that an old Olympus 35? I had one of those back in the war."
 
🙂My 11c is a 1951 Leica,Its definitely a 24.2 mp.The optical finder is bright and the f1:2 summicron can auto focus very quickly,far more reliably than any contrast or phase detect system found today.

The 11C with 50mm f 3.5 Elmar is smaller than the NEX 6 and today,when it began raining,slipped into by back jeans pocket

They knew how to make cameras for everyday use Try carrying a M9😱😱

Now if only i could find the card slot-----
 
The slot is well protected behind the rear plate. In a later, retrograde, step Leica made a series, designed M (mucked it up) where most of the back hinged up just to get at the slot!!!
They also made the M series with a bayonet fitting lens, just like the new Sony, you know the one that lets the light in without going through the lens. A screw fit lens will never do that.

The battery never needs replacing BTW, another technological advance they dropped when they found they could sell new batteries at the price of compact camera.

Also they tried the "upgrade for life" on the M8 series, what a joke, the screw models have always had that and they actually did it not promise it and never deliver.

(Thanks for the chance to rant 😀 )
 
Hi,

"The battery never needs replacing BTW, another technological advance they dropped when they found they could sell new batteries at the price of compact camera."

I can just remember the wire frame pyramids they stood them in to recharge the batteries and some people use them to sharpen razor blades. They were dropped because people didn't like the way they turned the black blinds red over time.

Alas, them days is gone...

Regards, David
 
I'm not sure what the maximum megapixels is you can scan a 35mm neg at but I had an ex-girlfriend with a Nikon 9000 and when we scanned some film the quality was so good you could see individual grains of silver. So there definitely is a limitation with film.

Should have invested more heavily in that relationship...😛
 
My understanding is that prior to Barnack the recording medium was a huge 5 and 1/4 inch floppy disk, that really was floppy hence the name, floppy disk. These large disks were why they had to have such large cameras before the 35mm SD format was developed. For some part of the middle of last century there were some people using a continuous ribbon of edge-perforated 'film'. The process was chemical, rather than electronic, and I think this was only used for security recording purposes in Japanese banks.
 
Biggest bugbear for me is not the battery or sensor issues in the Barnacks.

Try as I might, I can’t find any information about where to put batteries in my Gitzo tripod.

Having to extend and collapse it manually is a real pain in the proverbial. 😡

Anyone know where they should go?
 
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