santino
FSU gear head
cash grab sounds about right. not really worth mentioning...
“An MP in an M6 body” the article above states.
How thin can this pie be sliced? To me, an MP is a re-issued M6 with an M3 rewind knob. An M-A is a re-issued M3 with no self timer and an M6 viewfinder. So what is an MP in an M6 body? It’s an M6.
Just make a Hello Kitty version and be done with it!
This one is more interesting:
New Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 V1 “Steel Rim” lens reissue rumored to be announced next week with the M6 camera
Read more: https://leicarumors.com/2022/10/11/n...#ixzz7ha3VXaoW
Sexy lens for sure, but I am sure it will have a ridiculous price tag too. Thankfully, I have Voigtlander.
If this camera is limited to just 500 I'll be sorely disappointed. The M system camera is more relevant now than in the last couple of decades, and there is pent up demand for a reasonable M mount rangefinder. Hopefully Cosina see the market gap and bring us something. I just want a simple, well made M mount camera with a light meter for a reasonable price (sub 2.5-3k usd).
This one is more interesting:
New Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 V1 “Steel Rim” lens reissue rumored to be announced next week with the M6 camera
Read more: https://leicarumors.com/2022/10/11/n...#ixzz7ha3VXaoW
I hope people who are going to shell out for that product realize the focus-shiftiness of those lenses. Liveview to the rescue!
Seriously, how expensive can it possibly be to reproduce an old, already existing lens design? Nikon was able to recreate from the ground up its 1960s 50mm f/1.4 Olympic Nikkor in 2000 for not a zillion dollars. Konica recreated the 35mm f/1.8 Nikkor at a reasonable price (Hexar AF / UC Hex). VC makes sub-$1000 world class fast lenses.
Well, you gave the answers, but Leica is not interested in selling cheap lenses. It does not matter how much it costs them to make.
Haha if its price tag is not ridiculous, it won't fly off the shelves 😉