Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/05/01
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Jeff wrote: <<<Thoughts on the appropriateness of using a small camera like a big one are welcomed.>>>>>> Jeff me old son, :) I think you got one of them technie things gettin in the road of yer picture takin! :) you know, them zome things and skies and grass.:) Best way I find with the 3 M6's I use is look through that little window on the left side at the back and when them two little red things, look like indian arrow heads, come on real bright lookin, press that little chrme button with the hole in it on top and the damendest thing happens. I get properly exposed transparencies and negatives. :) Works indoor and out doors, damdest thing I've ever seen. No fuss, no muss, no numbers and all those other technical things to clutter yer mind me boy. Picture taking with them ther machines is as easy as falling off a rolling log in water. :) and the picturs always turn out real nice. Been doin it that way since I got them black boxes with the glass thing on the front and the little window to look through on the back. :) remeber the important part: it's them two little bright red arrows that turn on when everythin is ready to go, that's the secret to Leica photography with them M6'ers.:) Have a good shoot! ted Victoria, Canada http://islandnet.com/~tedgrant