Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/04/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>There is NOT a problem. Leica has told me, and Erwin, that it was a small >batch of cameras. All of them non-TTL cameras is what I was told as well. >And all it takes to fix the problem is a bit of polishing of the pressure >plate. > >And Leica has always stood behind their work. At least for me. So I don't >worry about it.>>>>>>>>>> HI Eric, Hell some of these guys still whining over pressure plates? Instead of whining why don't they just clean and polish it themselves and get it to hell out of the way? I had three M4's that did that when I got them out of the box. "ALL AT THE SAME TIME!" Only difference was I didn't have time to whine and whine or an internet thingie to complain to the world. I fixed them myself with a good old fashion elbow grease rub down!! I fixed them and just moved onto the next assignment. After that, any scratches were my own stupidity in processing the film. :) But that was then and this is now with the new "Internet whine connection" :) OK onto the next exciting LUG item.:) What the heck have you guys been doing for the past couple months? Just bitching or learning something new and interesting about photography with Leica cameras and lens? <<<<And Leica has always stood behind their work. At least for me. So I don't worry about it.>>>>>>> Gee I wish they were standing in front of me when that old cow let go all over me and the Noctilux last year! :) I know, new comers wont know what the hell it was all about. Well the quick story is, an old cow shit all over me and a couple of M6's while I was doing a photo essay on veterinarians. :) Ted Grant This is Our Work. The Legacy of Sir William Osler. http://www.islandnet.com/~tedgrant