Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/09/17
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Most, not all. Some of us buy things to use, not wrap in clingfilm and put in airtight vaults or in show cabinets. The Leica 0 is a collectors camera to those who are collectors, a users camera to those who are users. So what if Leica are pandering to the many who are collectors and will buy them regardless of price, they are running a business. And to pre-answer those who will retort with 'Yeah, but not very well, where are the improvements to the M6?', then let's wait and see if they arrive. Simon Larry Kopitnik wrote: Snip: > Baloney! It's a collector's camera. If Leica created a special > edition M6 wrapped in blue fabric from the Gap, stained, and engraved > with Monica Lewinsky's portrait, it would be bought by the same > people who will buy most of these Null-series camera. > Erwin wrote: > >>>>>>>>>> > A Null-series camera is most obviously not targeted at the sports reporter > for the Olympics. It is for the person who wishes to rediscover the style of > photography of the early twenties and is fascinated by it. It makes sense to > manufacture a camera body that forces one to do some thinking before making > a picture. > <<<<<<<<<<