MD-2 with Voigtländer Heliar 15mm and viewfinder. Looking for a Leica-meter for this one aswell

Replace that knife with a Sebenza to complement the Leica. :D

very cool combo for daylight street and 400-1600asa film =)

Thanks Menos and Doug
 

I actually got the idea from an example in Roger Hicks, and Francis Schultes "Learning to Light" book.

Anyone recognize the face in the upper right?

My M2 BP and 35mm Summilux

Aspherical

LOVE it Ted....
the PURRfect Spy ready for a Mission....:D

Issa: What a Stunning Photo & tres sexy Gear

Simon: Beautifully Simplistic !

Thanks!
 

Thank you Helen!

Thanks a lot, Helen!

M3
 

M3 and 50mm DR

M6 and M3
 

My black M6 and her old sister M3, 1997 and 1960 respectively. With their good little Summicrons: the faultless 50/2 and the astonishing 35/2.

(and Leicameter MC)

Couldn't help it, took a couple more shots of my M4 with the Nokton F/1.1

anyone have a photo(s) of a well used Leica M4-2? Want to see how it ages through useage. Dont know whether to keep it or trade it for a M2. Thanks.

M4-2 (MIAMI HERALD 1:cool:)

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Got These last week
 

Black M6TTL, Chrome M6, 2.8/28, 2.8/90

rlouzan just posted a link to my M4-2 and M2, both pretty beaten up.

They wear nicely, I think. Not as "classy" as a black paint camera, but they work wonderfully

Why's that "self-righteous?" All those scratches and dents represent experiences -- experiences that mean nothing to me, because I don't know what they are and I wasn't there. I appreciate that the camera is being used, but it has no meaning for me, and I think it looks ugly. Now, if I'm the one who put the scratches and dents into the camera, then it's the cliched different story.

PS -- I think hotrods look stupid too.

really of nice sight to see.

Nice addition to my family, M6, CV 35/1.7:

I've been back in the states (California/Florida) for a couple of weeks and I managed to shoot a couple of photos of the set up that I have with me.

m6ttl/28mm, m2/35mm and a 50mm rigid


cheers, michael
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I think with two generally similar cameras... that would just kill me!

Hey Simon and JSU,

It's a good question, and to be honest, I thought something similiar when I bought the m2 to compliment my m6ttl.....but in actuality, I only use/work with one camera at a time....

I bought that m6ttl about 9 or 10 years ago and used it everyday and took it everywhere. I bought that m2 along with an m3 about a year and a half ago from a member here as "back-up" cameras. I am not comfortable walking around with more than one camera swinging from my body...

I know some people use more than one camera when they are out shooting, but it doesn't feel right to me...so, I guess to answer your question, "no" it is not an issue for me because of how I shoot, but I can understand how it would be to someone who shoots 2 bodies simultaneously.

cheers, michael

MY Leica M3

Where can I get a grip like this for an M4?

Here's the link for the picture:

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/foru...8&d=1209581054