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..a tawdry affair or match made in heaven...
i think many are waiting for this verdict!
i think many are waiting for this verdict!
TennesseJones
Well-known
Thanks Bill. An in depth answer, and very interesting.
I don't yet have a digital camera, although I'd like to try one. I use an M6 and 50mm and 35mm. I love these.
For me the things are an enjoyable useful size to the camera and its speed of response, but above all those are the frame lines, which make the world compositional. And the process so distinct.
That's made me think about trying a used m8, whatever it's limitations. But perhaps the Fuji, if it gets a little cheaper in a little while.
Be fascinated to see how you and la fuji carry on together... Thanks for those thoughts.
I don't yet have a digital camera, although I'd like to try one. I use an M6 and 50mm and 35mm. I love these.
For me the things are an enjoyable useful size to the camera and its speed of response, but above all those are the frame lines, which make the world compositional. And the process so distinct.
That's made me think about trying a used m8, whatever it's limitations. But perhaps the Fuji, if it gets a little cheaper in a little while.
Be fascinated to see how you and la fuji carry on together... Thanks for those thoughts.
Bill Pierce
Well-known
I should add that I still have and use film cameras, more for the pleasure than the professional need. Those cameras are two M6’s and my 8x10 view.
robert blu
quiet photographer
Looking for a digital companion to my m7 I would like to thank Bill for his interesting comments about this camera, which for sure is worthwhile to be tested personally. grazie
robert
robert