Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/10/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Eric: I agree with Dennis. I think that the M6HM will become very desirable. I just picked up my second one, not only because of its potential rarity but because I liked my other one so much. Also, Leica has a $200 instant rebate on existing inventories of on M6's and M6HM. With this rebate my net cost was less than $1700 which may be one of the reasons that you have had no interest expressed in yours at $2000. Good luck, BOB << I think "now" is not the best time to be selling the M6HM. Others are probably thinking the same as you, buy the new TTL-HM, and the collectors haven't 'kicked in' realizing there may only be 1000 M6HM made. Dennis Eric Ertman wrote: > > I am in the process of trying to sell my M6 HM (Black) in order to purchase > the new M6TTL. Despite having bought it in July '98 and advertising it for > approx.. 2000USD I am receiving little response to my add. Does this have > anything to do with the 0,85 viewfinder. If it does I will take this into > consideration when ordering the TTL. I personally find it's only drawback is > the fact that one has to use one's peripheral view to see the frame lines > when shooting 35mm. > > Has the 0,85 been successful ? Is the 0,72 still more popular ? > Any feedback on the 0,85 vs. 0,72 is welcome > > Eric Ertma >>