elude
Some photographer
Pas mal du tout !
The MP is my favourite, I regret selling it. Don't worry about changing the skin. I was like your but I ended up liking the original grip so...
Leica does it, lots of serious shops do it (Photosuffren, Procirep) so I don't think it changes anything. I have witnessed it and they simply apply the new fabric. Your MP is not waterproof anyway
The MP is my favourite, I regret selling it. Don't worry about changing the skin. I was like your but I ended up liking the original grip so...
Leica does it, lots of serious shops do it (Photosuffren, Procirep) so I don't think it changes anything. I have witnessed it and they simply apply the new fabric. Your MP is not waterproof anyway
Here's my MP again ; i'm considering changing the covering for real leather - but i wonder if it's good for the camera (no waterproof and bad grip i think?)
playing with LR presets![]()
kshapero
South Florida Man
Yes I see but the M7 also has an on/off switch, no? (it has been awhile since I played with one)The ON/OFF switch says it's a digital. Either M8.2 or M9.
Beautiful design anyway...
What I love is that it's the opposite of this page's first picture, a silver M9 with a 50 2.8 silver.
Both look awesome.
elude
Some photographer
Indeed, but the inscriptions related to the switch (the white inscriptions) differ from the M7 (which has none I think) 
wafflecakee
Well-known
kshapero
South Florida Man
One hell of a hood. Rufff!!
maddoc
... likes film again.
Jobin
Established
Black paint is so beautiful. Jealous.
wafflecakee
Well-known
Nice !Can you still unscrew the two parts ?
It's just one of the pinch hoods so I can take it off no problem.
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
It's just one of the pinch hoods so I can take it off no problem.
But the front and rear of the hood unscrew so you can fit a filter inbetween!
Still possible?
albygentle
Member
Pabst Blue Ribbon reminds me of Blue Velvet by David Lynch.
kshapero
South Florida Man
It reminds me of high school, the preferred beverage of the day.Pabst Blue Ribbon reminds me of Blue Velvet by David Lynch.
CrisR
Well-known
CrisR
Well-known
And my latest M acquisition, an M8 with less than 1000 actuations that i'm really enjoying.

Leica M8 / CV 40mm f1.4 Nokton / Leica Handgrip (Weekend Camera Porn) by Cris Rose, on Flickr

Leica M8 / CV 40mm f1.4 Nokton / Leica Handgrip (Weekend Camera Porn) by Cris Rose, on Flickr

Leica M8 / CV 40mm f1.4 Nokton / Leica Handgrip (Weekend Camera Porn) by Cris Rose, on Flickr

Leica M8 / CV 40mm f1.4 Nokton / Leica Handgrip (Weekend Camera Porn) by Cris Rose, on Flickr
BobYIL
Well-known


.. with chrome and black 50mm lenses..
albygentle
Member
And my latest M acquisition, an M8 with less than 1000 actuations that i'm really enjoying.
Great ) but do actuations really mean anything in terms of the reliability?
kshapero
South Florida Man
In the digital world it is analogous to highway miles on a car. 1000 miles on a car's odometer sure sounds better than 110,000 miles. So yes it matters.Great ) but do actuations really mean anything in terms of the reliability?
nasdak
Established
dannyChou
Well-known
mdwsta4
Matty Westside
ravid905
Established
My current more streamlined setup:
M4-2
Pre-Asph 35 Summilux
ZM Planar
Pre-Asph 90 Summicron (on its way to DAG for collimation)
Sekonic L398
and lastly my CADPAT backpack which I think no one would assume to be a camera bag, plus it has loads of spare room for film, notepads, and my NEX-7 setup

My Leica M by DaveJT, on Flickr
Lately I have been thinking of selling the M4-2 and the Sekonic and putting the money towards an M6 to streamline things even more, and possibly ditching the 90 in favour of just the 35 & 50. The goal is to have a small and highly capable kit to take with me when I start my new career in the CF this year.
M4-2
Pre-Asph 35 Summilux
ZM Planar
Pre-Asph 90 Summicron (on its way to DAG for collimation)
Sekonic L398
and lastly my CADPAT backpack which I think no one would assume to be a camera bag, plus it has loads of spare room for film, notepads, and my NEX-7 setup

My Leica M by DaveJT, on Flickr
Lately I have been thinking of selling the M4-2 and the Sekonic and putting the money towards an M6 to streamline things even more, and possibly ditching the 90 in favour of just the 35 & 50. The goal is to have a small and highly capable kit to take with me when I start my new career in the CF this year.
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