Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/11/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]It is difficult to see the 35mm HM frame line, all at once, without glasses. It would only be worse with glasses. The 35mm frame line is much easier to see in the non-HM. The non-HM has a 28mm frame line and the HM does not. It would be my suggestion to get the non-HM camera since it has a 28mm frame line and the 35mm frame line is completely visible, probably so even with glasses. Jim At 03:06 PM 11/16/99 -0600, Francis Barista Sembiring wrote: >Folks, > >Would I be able to use 28mm and 35mm lens on M6HM TTL (.85x) (I am >wearing glasses)? > >Is M6 TTL a better camera to get for versatility (I am wearing glasses)? > >I am mostly using 50mm lens and 90mm lens, however I would like to use >28mm lens and 35mm lens sometimes. > >What is the advantage of getting M6 TTL and M6HM TTL? > >Anyone with glasses and M6 TTL/M6HM TTL can share their experience ? > >I am an R8 user that is interested in getting a M6 camera. I tried >reading LUG archives and comunicating with some LUG members about the >difference in M6 TTL and M6HM TTL, however still unclear about the >matter. > >The only dealer in Minnesota does not have the M6HM on display to try >(though they have it in stock), thus it is up to me to get as many feed >backs as possible. Or maybe because I am a young student ? :-)). >Heck, they do not even know the M6 TTL comes in two version. > >Hopefully I do not offend anyone by asking such a basic question. Thank >you folks. > >Francis Sembiring > > >