dogberryjr
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Interesting. They don't seem to be budging here in the US. I'd love to trade up/over to a .58 myself.
Is the Leica M7 going strong in 2012?
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Interesting. They don't seem to be budging here in the US. I'd love to trade up/over to a .58 myself.
CrisR
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A number of dealers here have all 3 VFs for around the same price.
Rob-F
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One reason I keep an M7 around is to cope with rapidly changing light. Neither hand-held meters nor ones that are built-in but require manual exposure setting can cope with the sun going in and out, in and out.
And, of course, the accurate electronically controlled shutter speeds are a plus. They're just a plus, not a necessity, because I've never had a problem with shutter speed accuracy in the 50 years since I bought my first M2 (which I still have).
The little red blinking comma in the finder did bother me at first. Then I realized that I have accepted and coped with much greater problems in my 72 years than a little red blinking comma.
And, of course, the accurate electronically controlled shutter speeds are a plus. They're just a plus, not a necessity, because I've never had a problem with shutter speed accuracy in the 50 years since I bought my first M2 (which I still have).
The little red blinking comma in the finder did bother me at first. Then I realized that I have accepted and coped with much greater problems in my 72 years than a little red blinking comma.
Ryan1938
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I'd totally trade my m6 for an m7.
red snapper
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M7 0.58 for $12-1300 Where? Not in UK for sure unless am looking in wrong place. Been looking for one at a decent price for years to add to my M7 0.72. Gladly trade in my M2 for it and possibly my M6 non TTL too depending on cost/condition.
paul
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CrisR
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You missed the currency symbol.
GarageBoy
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How do you tell the difference between an early and late m7?
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