Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/09/10
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Steve, I have the Dragon 2000, which is a Millennium black paint M6 TTL with a .85 finder. I also feel that the camera seems much soother than my M6 .85 non-TTL, I haven't figure out whether its how the black paint feels in my hands or is it the actual gears inside. Does someone have an insight into the difference between the regular M6's and the black paint models. Mines already has several flaws on it. They actually are surface scratches on the paint finish but no brass showing yet. I think this finish is very durable. It is better than the rubbed black finish you get with the black finish after some use. I remember the first time I dropped it and didn't see any deep cuts in the finish. Mike Gil - --- Bamalama54@cs.com wrote: > LEICA M6 0.85 TTL LHSA BLACK PAINT #272xxx FOR SALE. > This is a BEAUTIFUL > camera. I feel blessed to have it. However, I just > can't bring myself to use > it out of fear of putting wear on its finish. > > It seems likely this Leica is destined to be a > collector's item. Maybe > someone who collects Leicas would be interested in > having it. Or someone not > afraid of using it as it was intended. > > It has one VERY small flaw on its finish. Otherwise, > it is like new in its > box with all documents. The warranty cards have been > registered with Leica. > As most of you probably know, the warranty is not > transferable. > > Compared with my other Leica M6, this camera seems > smoother and quieter in > its operation. As I said before, its appearance is > very beautiful. > > I will consider all realistic offers sent directly > to my email address: > bamalama54@cs.com > > Thanks. > Steve __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger http://im.yahoo.com