Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/08/11
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Dave wrote (in part):
>Life is short. More often we regret not doing something than we regret
>taking a chance and doing something. I would buy the M6, have fun with it
>and not worry about potential problems. If something goes wrong, chances
>are that it'll happen during the warranty period and you'll get it fixed.
>Just have fun with it and fix it if it breaks.
>
>-Dave
Boy, do I second that. There seems to be a preoccupation with the M6
reliability issue and, whether founded or not, appears to be stifling folks.
I know they're a LOT of money. And I know we're all good little
consumerists. But, the reality is, we should be photographers first. The
problems will be relatively minor and fixable - more nuisance value than
anything else, if indeed any problems surface at all.
Curt
Elizabeth Mei Wong
Birding with Berkshire County's Hoffman Bird Club or
Women Outdoors at http://members.aol.com/womenout/index.htm
Henry Curtis Miller, M.P.A.
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
In the Berkshires, next door to Tanglewood