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Old 07-29-2011   #4676
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Nice gear and welcome to RFF!
Thank you!

Funny is one way to put it, i personally love the proportions! Obviously given the choice, the Nokton stays on the M6 - the focusing is more accurate, the rangefinder less obscured, but it fits and you can shoot with it, so why not pop it on every now and then?

I'm in the habit of carrying one with colour and one with b&w, so a bit of lens swapping often occurs.

The M6 has sticky frameline selector and zincfass, but seeing as it was practically given to me, i have no complaints!
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Old 07-29-2011   #4677
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That's got to be one of my favourite cars...
And one of my favourite cameras too
Yeah, it's my friend's dad's car.
The 2nd photo is actually riding in an E class Mercedes, the interior of the E-type is much more 'fighter jet' like.
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Old 07-29-2011   #4678
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My new M3 with DR Summicron - beauuuuutiful!!

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Old 07-29-2011   #4679
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Old 07-29-2011   #4680
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The usual summer setup. Less to carry in hot weather means more pictures.

The bag i found in my grandpa's closet after his passing.


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Old 07-29-2011   #4681
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Cool bag! Why do you open it this way? Isn't it easier just to push the thing underneath?
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Old 07-29-2011   #4682
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Welcome to rff!
nice cameras also you've picked well
Let me give you a hint, you better make room in your house and in your savings account, adding equipment will not stop after your first 30 days!

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New to the forums and to Leica, i've found myself with an M2, M6TTL and CL in the space of a month or so!

The M2 is in need of repair and recovering atm, so i'll show him another time.

Here's the M6TTL i got as a trade for some artwork of mine, sporting a 50mm Voigtlander Nokton f1.1
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Old 07-29-2011   #4683
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It sure is easier to open the bag from the clip and is usually what i do.
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Old 07-29-2011   #4684
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Thanks jcruncher!

Trust me, these Leicas and my M2 in need of repair are just the latest (and greatest) additions to a 40+ camera collection. I shoot everything from 35mm, 120, Polaroid, instax and digital of course and get just as much fun from an LCA or SX70 as I do from a "proper" camera.

I need lenses now!
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Old 07-29-2011   #4685
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JHP: Cool Camera! Cool car!

This was my holiday combo this year:

M3 with 50mm Summicron and a small pocket is all I need. I just love it!

When my girlfriend looked through the finder, she said: "wow, better than reality!"


really really nice , I love m3 , I'm waiting for mine ready in eseptember after a big cla, yours seems new .......
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Old 07-29-2011   #4686
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Wow Chris, that cute little Summaron dwarfs the CL !!!
Nice deal you figured out there with the M6.
If you ever feel like the zinc issue bugs you, but the M6 is liked otherwise, there are dealers, who sell Leica top decks and backdoors, while a technician could transplant those, while having a "look under the hood".

It would cost you maybe the cost of 50% of a nice M6, to do that.
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Old 07-29-2011   #4688
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That tiny lens looks so cool. Focusing looks like it would be a frustrating experience!
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Very nice set and photograph, segedi!

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Chris -Focusing is rather easier. Much easier than I anticipated, the little knob at the bottom can even be used when I have a half case on. But changing aperture is a pain as it moves the focus and when the hood is on (it's tiny too but screws into the front of the lens) it is harder to change aperture. I'm sure I'll learn some tricks, but the lens makes the M pocketable which is really nice. So I have been setting aperture and then focusing and usually on an AE body works best.

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That's a really cool little lens. Talk about taking portability to the next level!
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Old 08-03-2011   #4693
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MP + LUX VER2 Around the neck of a friend.


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Old 08-04-2011   #4694
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Newly acquired M7 to replace (better looking) m6, with newly found Canon 50mm viewfinder (from one of parent's junkboxes) and newly made DIY strap. Together with newly acquired GR1s on top of newly acquired, lovely Retrospective5 and newly acquired shades.

Almost forgot. Shot taken with newly acquired GRD3. Now GAS is (almost) completly gone...
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Now that's a nice pic!
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Always a good idea to point your Leica with wide open lens straight at the sun In full sunlight that could burn through your shutter very fast.
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Always a good idea to point your Leica with wide open lens straight at the sun In full sunlight that could burn through your shutter very fast.
It was stopped down and pointing at a tree. It is not direct sunlight. I know the rules.
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My trusty M7 having lunch in San Francisco about a month ago. 50 'Cron, A&A Silk Strap (love it BTW!).



...and here's another day with that M7 chowing down again.
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Old 08-04-2011   #4700
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