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anyone know of a website that shows the framelines for the different m's?
joe
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steve garza said:value. Everone already knows that . What does an M2/3/6/P/8 do that a cheap Voigtlander body doesn't do? Come on.....none of this is about value. Trying put degrees of value on this whole thing is just silly. That's one dead horse that does not need more beating!!!!
edodo said:A mint M2 can reach skyhigh prices! But with luck, and if you invest time, you can have one for 700 euro; 600 if you are lucky
steve garza said:What does an M2/3/6/P/8 do that a cheap Voigtlander body doesn't do?
cbphoto said:take a dual range summicron, feel really nice, act as an emergency self defense weapon and still function afterwards (probably), attract women.
RdEoSg said:Your's attracts women? All I get are little old japanese men.... 🙁
markinlondon said:OK, Steve, maybe I used the wrong word. I should have said "utility" rather than "value". Three M2's gives me the chance of shooting with two lenses or two different film stocks and still having a backup body to guard against breakdowns due to age. The MP is a beautiful camera but does not make economic sense for me while I can buy good M2's. Add to this the fact that to get the finder I like I'd have to go down the a la carte route and I'll stand by my "value" statement.
Oh, and a good, working M2 (not "mint") costs very little more than a "cheap" Voigtlander body in this country.
Crasis said:You will attract women with your intricate knowledge of the dual range summicron and it's use. This is analogous to the way a player of World of Warcraft can attract women with their intricate knowledge of level 60 tactics.
back alley said:I love the loading, even on the older Ms. It has class, just like the Nikon F had class - then they put in those silly swinging backs and a fair proportion of the charm was lost.
magus, i will never understand this.
and i have tried...
joe
David Murphy said:It's easy to learn to set exposure in most situations without a meter -- no need for a metered Leica body