LEICA MP, a new tool for professional and dedicated amateur photographers

Since this old thread got revived, I thought I'd throw in my two cents: when the MP first came out I wanted one badly, or so I thought. Then I realised that for the money I could buy 4, 5, maybe 6 user M4-Ps. So the super reliability argument got shot down. I got two M4-Ps instead.


There is of course the built-in meter in the MP, which I wouldn't use anyway because a hand-held incident meter is better...
 
Perhaps things might be more tidy if threads were moved to a "history" status, say twelve months after the last posting was made. That way they can be read and linked to, but not accidentally resurrected out of the context of their time . . . ?
 
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125

2003.
The Leica MP definitely became the tool of the professionals.😀
The Digital onslaught was stopped in it's tracks.:bang:
Leica was not going to build a digital any time soon..:angel:

2014.
The Leica MP is a special order item..
Leica is now almost totally digital.
The prices of all Leica products has climbed out of sight.
Repeated to me, a person attending a recent Magnum workshop,
that as he arrived with the latest Leica M,
fancy Asph lens, in Luigi case,
"Anyone using that camera, does NOT shoot for a living!".
A bit more than a decade..
 
"Like all Leica system cameras, the LEICA MP is assembled with manual craftsmanship in Solms in central Germany... "

Did they really say that?

Regards, David
 
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