cmogi10
Bodhisattva
That's my Nokton Pretty close to wide open, (I think it might actually be wide open)
Are you going to be using an M3?
jbf
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Hah thats an interesting question...
I'm actually getting ready to sell my M3 for a ZI. Not dead certain on it yet... but i'm definately leaning heavily toward such a direction.
I know many will gasp at the idea... but I really want a metered rangefinder with AE and so far its only the ZI that has such that i can buy for about the same price as my M3 should sell for.
Though later in life I do plan on going back to Leica M system.
But the good thing about my M3 so far... is that it has 35/50/75/90 framelines (or is it 135? not sure)
I'm actually getting ready to sell my M3 for a ZI. Not dead certain on it yet... but i'm definately leaning heavily toward such a direction.
I know many will gasp at the idea... but I really want a metered rangefinder with AE and so far its only the ZI that has such that i can buy for about the same price as my M3 should sell for.
Though later in life I do plan on going back to Leica M system.
But the good thing about my M3 so far... is that it has 35/50/75/90 framelines (or is it 135? not sure)
cmogi10
Bodhisattva
I love the meter in my M6, no gasp there...I've never handled a ZI but I've heard good things.
jbf
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Yeah.... I would go for the m6 but i really would love to have the AE too.
I've gotten muuuuch better at sunny 16. Most of my exposures are within at least a stop of what a meter would read... however the bad part is in low light my exposures get way off quick. Fate would have it that's my favorite times to shoot (low light, etc). Oh well. Haha.
All of it would be peachy if I still had my light meter... but while I was in SF visitng the De Young Museum about a month ago It was stolen outside the museum.
I've gotten muuuuch better at sunny 16. Most of my exposures are within at least a stop of what a meter would read... however the bad part is in low light my exposures get way off quick. Fate would have it that's my favorite times to shoot (low light, etc). Oh well. Haha.
All of it would be peachy if I still had my light meter... but while I was in SF visitng the De Young Museum about a month ago It was stolen outside the museum.
MelS
Member
You might think of the Bessa R2A which has AE. I just used it in France with a CV21mm(for expanisve landscapes and castles), CV 40 mm and Leica 50. The results were breathtaking and I don't consider myself up to amateur status yet.