bilislove
Member
i sold mine 3 months ago. i missed it. So i were back with a silver one.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
The best cure for a missing M8 is probably an M9 and if someone gave me an M9 I wouldn't be complaining.
I'd keep my D700 though because being able to use 6400 ISO occasionally would be a very hard asset to part with!
I'd keep my D700 though because being able to use 6400 ISO occasionally would be a very hard asset to part with!
Ming Rider
Film, the next evolution.
Well Ladies & Genitals, it pains me to say that my new M8 has had to be sent back to the seller. The cock-eyed framelines and led's and 11500 shots instead of 2500 as claimed, were too much to stomach.
I had to persue a full refund through the Buyer Protection Process, though luckily he saw the light before the 10 day 'negotiating' period was up.
I've put a deposit on a low mileage Chrome spouse, sorry camera from Red Dot Leica in London (same place I bought my 1st M8 last year) and wonder why, for the sake of an xtra £50, I didn't do this in the first place.
So a little word of advice when buying a Leica. Ask the seller what the Shot Count is from the Unique Image Number. If they don't know how to do this, ask them to send you a pic from the camera.
Finally, in your exitement don't go leaving glowing feedback before you've had a chance to field test the camera.
I had to persue a full refund through the Buyer Protection Process, though luckily he saw the light before the 10 day 'negotiating' period was up.
I've put a deposit on a low mileage Chrome spouse, sorry camera from Red Dot Leica in London (same place I bought my 1st M8 last year) and wonder why, for the sake of an xtra £50, I didn't do this in the first place.
So a little word of advice when buying a Leica. Ask the seller what the Shot Count is from the Unique Image Number. If they don't know how to do this, ask them to send you a pic from the camera.
Finally, in your exitement don't go leaving glowing feedback before you've had a chance to field test the camera.
andredossantos
Well-known
I've been tortured for the past couple weeks myself, except over a piece of SLR gear.
Sold my Canon 50mm F1.2 L and bought the non-L f1.4 version telling myself it wasn't worth the huge mark up for the speed and besides, I can exploit that high ISO goodness when needed.
Big mistake. I feel exactly what you described and sympathize completely. Already plotting on how to get another 50mm L. Hopefully, next month
Sold my Canon 50mm F1.2 L and bought the non-L f1.4 version telling myself it wasn't worth the huge mark up for the speed and besides, I can exploit that high ISO goodness when needed.
Big mistake. I feel exactly what you described and sympathize completely. Already plotting on how to get another 50mm L. Hopefully, next month
gavinlg
Veteran
I've been tortured for the past couple weeks myself, except over a piece of SLR gear.
Sold my Canon 50mm F1.2 L and bought the non-L f1.4 version telling myself it wasn't worth the huge mark up for the speed and besides, I can exploit that high ISO goodness when needed.
Big mistake. I feel exactly what you described and sympathize completely. Already plotting on how to get another 50mm L. Hopefully, next month
I did exactly the same thing. Sold my 50L to buy a 35L, and bought a 50mm f1.4 thinking "how much worse can it be". Man... I had no idea how good my 50L was. And internet law would tell you otherwise! The ef f1.4 is a piece of crap.
I want my 50L back.
Ming Rider
Film, the next evolution.
Yep. Photograpjy for me is all about emotion. If your gear don't cut it, it's murder. Like packing in cig's.