Re: [Leica] The M6 Fugue:

[Mark Rabiner <mark@rabiner.cncoffice.com>]

><Snip> If
> you need image stabilization, use Canons or the new Nikon lens, or a
> Ken-Lab if you care to lug it. If you want to make larger prints, consider
> the advantages of bigger pieces of film. If you crave religion, there are
> places that cater to such sentiments as well.
><Snip> 
> If you just want to make the kind of pictures that the present Leica-M
> cameras are good at, fine. Perfectly understandable. But there is room in
> the world for other types of pictures.
> 
>               .........end of sermon.
> 
>    *            Henning J. Wulff

The best advise here from the best people but I still think if someone wants to
walk around with their M6 on a solid tripod and shoot high res slowest films and
blow up those negs poster size and bigger that makes perfect sense to me! I've
been there done that mind set, it works, and will work again for me.
I've seen that approach work time and time again. 35mm film is amazing stuff.
And most of this stuff that I've done and seen was not even done with modern
Leica lenes! Or Xtol!
Mark Rabiner