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Buy a M9! photography has never been so satisfying before the M9.
Getting the M9 itch again... somene talk me out of it.
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ashfaque
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Unless you want cut ties completely with film (like selling your scannar, if any or other film related gears) keep the Mamiya 7II and lenses. Sell the M8.2 asap (because the price of used M8, M8.2 and M9 are going down since the used market is getting saturated) and start saving for a used M9 or M9-p [that's what I've been doing].
I won't be surprised if you again buy a MF gear once you've tried a digital MF - say the new Pentax! It's never enough.
I won't be surprised if you again buy a MF gear once you've tried a digital MF - say the new Pentax! It's never enough.
KM-25
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OK, I'll give it a shot, got your wet suit on?
Are you as talented as Alex Webb, Constantine Manos, other top notch shooters who's work is clearly at a level simply not even seen here? Can you discern a 5th of a stop of light change, know that a passing moving truck with a big amber graphic is going to change a street portrait entirely in your favor and react in time by instinct, not by metering or luck?
If not, then I hate to tell you but........it ain't the car, it is the driver. Spend that money on "Driving Lessons" and not the faster car.
Are you as talented as Alex Webb, Constantine Manos, other top notch shooters who's work is clearly at a level simply not even seen here? Can you discern a 5th of a stop of light change, know that a passing moving truck with a big amber graphic is going to change a street portrait entirely in your favor and react in time by instinct, not by metering or luck?
If not, then I hate to tell you but........it ain't the car, it is the driver. Spend that money on "Driving Lessons" and not the faster car.