Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/01/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hi to all, I gave my son his first big boy camera for Christmas this year. It was a Nikon D60 which was very appropriate for his photographic talents to develop. He was looking at some lenses and he was astounded that they cost more than the camera body. I had to point out to him that we own the lenses forever, it's the camera body that goes out of production. I have lenses that I used on my Nikon F purchased in 1969 that work on my Nikon D3 today, albeit without auto focus and auto exposure. For the centennial, I would vote for images from Leica glass. This would expand our family of potential photographers who have Canon or 4/3s bodies fitted with Canon Glass. I think that it is a tribute to Leica's optical prowess to see the lengths photographers go to put that glass on modern digital bodies. It is the Leica glass that is enduring. That's my two cents. Regards, Tom L