Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/05/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On 27-May-98 James Burris wrote: > Michael, > > So what do those friends say when they see the end result - the pictures > that your antique produces! You're fortunate to 'understand' at such a > young age. I went through years of system switching and thousands of > dollars before I clued in! > > > James They are always impressed by the image quality but many fall back on saying the japanese lens are better, I usually respond by saying "if you say so" I think this is something each person must learn on their own instead of being told. I think my understanding stems from the fact that when i wanted to buy a new automatic camera my father forced me to learn what I was doing with his nikormat. I then got a new autoeverything Nikon, then I was given my M3 from my fathers aunt and immediately fell in love. Probabbly gonna sell all my Nikon stuff as soon as school is over and use the money to by an M lens, 50 summicron or 35 summilux with goggles I think. - -- Michael Garmisa <kilemall@shell.excelsior.net> ICQ# 11583837 http://shell.excelsior.net/~kilemall/ 27-May-98 17:29:05 PGP key at: http://shell.excelsior.net/~kilemall/kilemall.asc