colinh
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Ok, let's have some really wild ideas from everyone...
My contributions:
1. How about a variable magnification VF ? You could have say a collar around the eyepiece which lets you select the magnification (ie. zoom
), possibly with a couple of click stops.
If this caught on, you would also only need maybe ONE frame line (in combination with click stops).
You then wouldn't need external viewfinders, VF magnifiers and three different M cameras
2. Really radical, this one: move the blasted tripod hole underneath the lens!
3. Spot metering possibility
4. A better-placed exposure correction dial (quite stiff, but without a safety catch - to enable one handed adjustment.
5. I want my self-timer back! Not so that I can get in the picture, but for vibration-free exposures.
OK, that's it. Keep the bottom-loading. I have no idea what it's supposed to be good for - but it makes the M nice and anachronistic
colin
My contributions:
1. How about a variable magnification VF ? You could have say a collar around the eyepiece which lets you select the magnification (ie. zoom
If this caught on, you would also only need maybe ONE frame line (in combination with click stops).
You then wouldn't need external viewfinders, VF magnifiers and three different M cameras
2. Really radical, this one: move the blasted tripod hole underneath the lens!
3. Spot metering possibility
4. A better-placed exposure correction dial (quite stiff, but without a safety catch - to enable one handed adjustment.
5. I want my self-timer back! Not so that I can get in the picture, but for vibration-free exposures.
OK, that's it. Keep the bottom-loading. I have no idea what it's supposed to be good for - but it makes the M nice and anachronistic
colin
amateriat
We're all light!
The M8's shutter, but quieter.
That's enough...time for bed.
- Barrett
That's enough...time for bed.
- Barrett
spiderfrank
just a dreamer
I vote for point 1 : that's a really good idea
Eelco Amsterdam
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Space for film, the firts hybride camera in the world :<)
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Eelco
Nachkebia
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1/8000 shutter with Zeiss Ikon viewfinder, smaller size body, slightly lighter without loosing stable feel....
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Nachkebia
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1/1000 is limit? well you like to shoot indoors wide open right? I like to shoot outdoor open wide, I don`t see bad photography part about this
M7 and MP are F#$(0 heavy, why are they heavy?
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matt fury
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Hey, isn't the beauty of shooting wide open outside the ability to use all those fine slow films that us night guys never get to touch?
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matt fury
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I was typing my reply when you posted yours.
ywenz
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film M or digi M?
because we know that there will not be a new "revolutionary" film M
because we know that there will not be a new "revolutionary" film M
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Bosk
Make photos, not war.
That would be bloody brilliant.colinh said:1. How about a variable magnification VF ? You could have say a collar around the eyepiece which lets you select the magnification (ie. zoom), possibly with a couple of click stops.
Tuolumne
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How about adding a variable diopter adjustment, like all modern cameras have. Also, a rubber ring around the eyepiece should be standard, like all modern cameras have. Why should I have to ruin my $1,000 pair of glasses to use my $6,000 camera? 
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Nachkebia
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Compromise? $3000 lens with $3000 body is compromise? plus topic is "Revolutionary improvements for the next M" not how to keep traditions 
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colinh
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We revolutionaries must stand together if we are to fight the Magus and his allies.
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