Let's see your Leica M

underlord said:
For some reason this is one of my most viewed pictures on flickr. Possibly because of the lens attached.
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Aesthetically speaking those Zeiss / Voigtländer lenses with the bright chrome hood bayonet do look well balanced on the chrome bodies - more so than on black bodies unless the hood is attached.
Very versatile fast compact lens the 40 Nokton - it took me a while to get beyond all the internet pros and cons ... and just try one ; glad I did - I really like it.
 
nobbylon said:
Usage brassing is near impossible to replicate as it's so irregular. This looks like it's been aged a little. The problem with ageing a repaint is that the brass underneath is always too bright and shiny for the age of the camera that's usually painted ie m2,3 and 4's.
I've only ever seen 2 lenses painted that looked original and they were done by an ex Wetlar employee.
This still looks nice though.
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As I'm thinking of repainting mine, I stopped and read this post. Then I saw something out of the corner of my eye, behind you. Some non-descript mountain -- wait a minute, Mt. Everest, and Nuptse.
 
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Crazy night in Bangkok , I lost that little rubber plug on my M6ttl (under the film advance lever) and then somehow I ended up with 2 Leica SL's..... I guess you win some and lose some.

Cheers, michael
 
michaelbialecki said:
Crazy night in Bangkok , I lost that little rubber plug on my M6ttl (under the film advance lever) and then somehow I ended up with 2 Leica SL's..... I guess you win some and lose some.

Cheers, michael
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If you're lucky you might be able to trade of of those SL's for a new rubber plug for your M6ttl!

I love the wear on your M6 btw. Beautiful.
 
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