Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/08/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Miro Jurcevic wrote: My response follows each line. > 1. I have never had a BAD nikon. They are almost bullet-proof.<<<<<<<<< Really? How nice. :-) > 2. I have never owned an electronic camera that needed a battery to go click.<<<<< Gee that's strange, I thought if it were electronic it required some kind of power. > 3. I have never bought a new camera Pity! > 4. I will never buy a new camera. Pity again! > 5. I do not need a new camera. If you say so. Although it might be a good idea to try it sometime. > 6. If Leicas are so good, why do so many people that own, never use them. > Obviously used Leicas last a lot longer than stored models. I suppose they like to look at them. I'm still "using an SL" from 1969 does that count? > 7. Why does a IIIg work perfectly, and a R4, R4s, R7, R6, R8 all fail. Gee I don't know and you seem to be so Leica knowledgeable, how be you tell the crew? > You have all the answers to questions that I have never asked you. I am > going to find those questions and then slot the answers in.<<<<<<<< Go for it mon ami. Do hurry though as I'm holding my breathe. ;-) >At which time I will happily ignore your advice, since I still think R cameras are rubbish > and I can't wait till I find one that works.<<<<<<< Cool again! When you do, please let the LUG Crew know, we'll hold a party for you. :-) >>>>>After all, I have more lenses than days in the week.<<<<<<<< Good on you old buddy, must be a hell of a sweat having all those wonderful Leica R lenses and no R body to drive them.;-) Hang in there, some day your Leica R dream will come true! See ya! ;-) ted