Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/04/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Guy Bennett wrote: >i have not met your wife, but have communicated with her >telepathically, >informing her of your diabolical plot to plunder the family >coffers! i >instructed her to subvert your evil intentions by immediately >shipping your >newly purchased leica gear to my wife, who will put them >away for safe >keeping in the secret hiding place she doesn't know i've >located. > >i'll let you know how the stuff works! > >guy Guy I look forward to a full report ;-) You are correct in your statement that family coffers will be plundered. My wife cannot understand why I would want to spend such significant sums of money on bodies and lenses, and then she sees the results. I remember when I purchased my 85mm f/1.4 Nikkor lens. The 10x8 portraits that we now have hanging around the house are a testament to the value of the lens and a justification for the price that was paid. Now, applying that logic to a Noctilux purchase, I guess about twenty 10x8s should justify the cost. Simon >Guy Bennett wrote: > >> >Only five days to go until my M6 is in my hands..................# >> > >> >Simon >> >> and your wallet goes down the drain! >> >> guy > >Guy > >Have you met my wife! She said the same thing. At least the additional >lenses can be smuggled relatively easily inside clothing so she may not >notice me bringing the Noctilux into the house (I wish!). Unlike my >Nikon AFS 80-200 which weighs a ton and comes in an enormous box. >Looked like I had bought a hat, it was that big! > >Simon