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Old 06-06-2011   #21
rogerzilla
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My maths:

Full frame body that can take my Leica lenses (well, some of them) - 5000 GBP.

An M2 and M3 body - 1000 GBP

4000 GBP is an metric shedload of film and processing. It would keep me going for 20 years, during which time that M9 body would probably have been replaced three times.

I can't cope with a crop factor; I like my 21mm lens to be a 21mm lens. Actually, if film vanished tomorrow, I'd join the masses and go back to horrible SLR kit like a Nikon D700, because new Leica is just too expensive.

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