Michael Markey
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Love re reading threads like these .
Meeting old friends again ... some sadly no longer with us like Stewart (Sparrow) and Tom.
Meeting old friends again ... some sadly no longer with us like Stewart (Sparrow) and Tom.
matteiflex
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giganova
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Just for my education, in what regards is the M2 better than the M4? I couldn't get over the silly film spools, otherwise I might have bought two M2s instead of two M4s.
giganova
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Because every other camera and flash maker adopted the PC standard?Dont know why they ever changed them to PC type.
nickthetasmaniac
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ktmrider
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Am walking around Santa Fe with the LHSA for their spring photo shoot. I was shooting with an M2 with either a 35 or 50 and TriX. I had a MP240 in the bag that got used once for a color photo. I also had my M5 back in the hotel and it will get exercised tomorrow.
I also like the M4 but the M2 is the ONLY stock Leica which only shows ONE frame line at a time. The M4 shows the 35 and 135 simultaneously. Don't get me started on later film M's with six frame lines. I don't own either a 28 or 75 so don't need those frames around to clutter up the viewfinder. And my 135 brings up the 90 in the M2 so I am all set.
I also like the M4 but the M2 is the ONLY stock Leica which only shows ONE frame line at a time. The M4 shows the 35 and 135 simultaneously. Don't get me started on later film M's with six frame lines. I don't own either a 28 or 75 so don't need those frames around to clutter up the viewfinder. And my 135 brings up the 90 in the M2 so I am all set.
Erik van Straten
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p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Nice set of pictures Erik.
Erik van Straten
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Andrea Taurisano
il cimento
Here is my beauty, a little contribution to keeping this thread alive. Unfortunately my M2 has been used little since I realized how much more practical it is to travel with P&S cameras, but every time I shoot a roll with it, or even just hold it, I fall in love again with this wonderful camera. It even was my camera of choice for a winterly whale whatching trip, HERE are a few shots.

nickthetasmaniac
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Erik van Straten
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Great shots, Nick! I love them. Wich 28mm from Voigtländer do you use?
Erik.
Erik.
davidnewtonguitars
Family Snaps
Oh yes Nick!
A 35mm (ok, 28) & fast film, ground zero for the M2 and a good eye.
A 35mm (ok, 28) & fast film, ground zero for the M2 and a good eye.


nickthetasmaniac
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Great shots, Nick! I love them. Wich 28mm from Voigtländer do you use?
Erik.
Hi Erik, I use the VM 28/f2 Ultron.
nickthetasmaniac
Veteran
Oh yes Nick!
A 35mm (ok, 28) & fast film, ground zero for the M2 and a good eye.
I agree! I really enjoyed this session and love shooting street with the 28mm and M2, you can't be very precise with framing but the whole VF more or less covers a 28mm...
Erik van Straten
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mynikonf2
OEM
I'm glad to see that so many of you are out exercising your M2's, Tom would be pleased.
Really some of the best photos have been posted here. Thanks to all who have contributed their time & effort to keep this thread alive.
The M2 is such a pure photo taking machine, built like a tank, no batteries & not a lot of clutter in the viewfinder.
Really some of the best photos have been posted here. Thanks to all who have contributed their time & effort to keep this thread alive.
The M2 is such a pure photo taking machine, built like a tank, no batteries & not a lot of clutter in the viewfinder.
Erik van Straten
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jicolson
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Got my M2 a month ago... already have ~15 rolls through it. Let's just say i'm enjoying it.
Leica M2, VC 35/2.5 CS, XX
Leica M2, VC 35/2.5 CS, XX

nickthetasmaniac
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