Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/06/23
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> Guy Bennett wrote: > > > > >That's funny; a $14 Holga can accomplish much the same thing as a $3000 > > >Noctilux. What happens when you shoot Delta 3200 in a Holga? Arthur > > > > arthur, i don't know about putting delta 3200 in a holga, but one evening, > > i loaded a diana with delta 3200 and went off to visit a couple of friends. > ><Snip> > > the moral of the story is: if you every load a diana with delta 3200, keep > > away from lighted lamps! > > > > guy > > Sorry to clobber you here Guy! but the moral of the story for me is when you > have real life situations with babies and such that do not come again and you > want the pictures to come out don't a toy camera, use a real camera. > The toy camera thing is great for when you are out in the woods shooting > branches off the trees and you don't have to count on the shots coming out. > Mark drill instructor Rabiner Well said, Mark. An M6 and a Noctilux is ready for any situation. Preparation is a major component of success.