TraceyG
Newbie
I told Jon when I recently purchased his Konica S2 that I was experimenting to see if I might want to switch to RF photography. 
I told Jon that if I liked it, an M7 would be in my future. Despite having all this information, Jon sold me the Konica. Now I have an M7, 35/2 Summicrom ASPH, and a 50/1.4 Summilux. :bang: Thanks for nothing, John Goodman! ( )
P.S. Is there a cure for GAS?
I told Jon that if I liked it, an M7 would be in my future. Despite having all this information, Jon sold me the Konica. Now I have an M7, 35/2 Summicrom ASPH, and a 50/1.4 Summilux. :bang: Thanks for nothing, John Goodman! ( )P.S. Is there a cure for GAS?
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Tim
Guest
I'm reliably informed that death does actually cure GAS, but it seems a bit of an extreme step to take.....
Only one thing to do, give in, go along for the ride, and enjoy it! (that's GAS, not death.....)
Only one thing to do, give in, go along for the ride, and enjoy it! (that's GAS, not death.....)
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Kris
Guest
Zero bank balance doesn't help since you can use a credit card. A big wife who hates cameras is probably the only pacifier (not cure) to GAS.
Or maybe a very very nice girlfriend....hmm I think need to find one to see if she will cure my GAS....
Or maybe a very very nice girlfriend....hmm I think need to find one to see if she will cure my GAS....
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Scarpia
Guest
Kris said:
A very nice girlfriend is nice to have whether or not she cures GAS. At least you will suffer less. Be careful, however, if you also have a big wife
:angel:Kurt M.