Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2015/08/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Chris wrote: I?ve never seen an M6 with a film-box holder. I think that was a third-party add-on someone stuck on it. Mark wrote: Been a while since I had my m6 but wasn't the dial integrated into the system to feed the ISO to the meter system. The m2-3-4 had a metal disc with reminder pointer. The m4-2/p had a grey disc for noting speed with a pencil. Or a sharpie for those die hard TXP or k64 fans. Just stuck on on my D3. Bad idea. Gets in way of display. Easy to remember what film emulation is set tho Sonny wrote: Neither M6 I've owned had that frame. You need to get to the dial to set ISO for the meter. I always stuck a piece of the film box end into the flash shoe as a reminder. Mark wrote: I thought Leica has a metal film cassette box end older on the back of at least one of their film cameras but having searched them all I've come up with Jack. A plastic one you'd buy in the store I think a lot of people did that. I thank all of you for commenting. I decided to do without the film reminder because 1) I shoot only b&w with this camera, 2) I use only Ilford film, and 3) the film speed selector is plainly visible. Oliver