Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/11/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]At 00:23 30/11/1998 +0100, Lucien wrote: >BMW and Audi offer in Europe the possibility to remove the emblem or the >model designation from the trunk. To bad Leica don't do the same with >the dot. Yes, in the meantime paint it black, or put a black scotch over it... >I don't know who was behind the M6J design, but that person or team >really understood what a Leica M should look like (and be). The M6J is a nice camera, but too rare, and far too expensive, of course... If you prefer the classic design, there are still all the M3/2/4 around, less expensive, and as good as the M6. Why pay for a meter which is finally superfluous? Why bother with the M6? I've had four, but I've sold them all! I couldn't stand walking around with a fortune like that. I was worrying all the time, being robbed, loosing them, or damaging them. With the old ones you are more relaxed, especially if they have signs of wear and tear. I like it simple and basic. I don't like being noticed. Oddmund PS pour Lucien: >J'en profite avant qu'Oddmund ne me donne mauvaise conscience. ;-) >Bienvenue Oddmund. Vous devez etre le premier a generer autant de >messages avant d'avoir ecrit un mot. Un record. >(Je me demande ce que vous avez contre les fleuristes ?) >Enfin, grace a vous (ou aux autres) ce message un peu futile passera >probablement totalement inapercu. Merci, Lucien! Eh bien, j'aimerais passer un peu plus inapercu, mais c'est rate. Tant pis! Et ce record est plutot un desastre! Je n'ai rien contre les fleuristes, je trouve seulement que les reflexions de M. Hurst etait malvenues. Il y a des moments ou il faut frapper... Oddmund