Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/01/08
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Dans un courrier daté du 07/01/01 21:17:04 Paris, Madrid, Ric79@aol.com a écrit : << Hello To All: I would appreciate any input and suggestions you can offer on the following: I have a basically "new" Chrome M-6 outfit with a f2 Summicron ASPH and a 2.8 / 90. I have not been able to shoot many rolls with it , but even with the limited time I have had with the M-6, I have come to understand why there is such a following for this camera. Does it take the absolute "best" pictures as compared to other cameras? Who knows, since so many other factors (such as shooters ability and Lab choice) come into play there. Is it the "best" camera? With everything taken into consideration.....Quality, reliability, longevity, etc.....I truely believe it is. I do not have the time I need or want to enjoy this camera, and I do not want it to sit unused. Sadly, I have deceided to sell it. Can anyone offer advice as to where to get started with this? What is the best route to selling a Leica? Is online auction a real option? I appreciate your advice. >> I would save your soul and buy your stuff for one symbolic Dollar . But just because it's you ! Seriously , first advice is to keep it . Shortly after buying my first M6 ( in 84 ) I had the same feelings . It last for a year . You need to learn that camera , take it everywhere , with one lens only for a periode of time ; Let this camera eat dust , rain , snow and , like us , beer . Treat it like a key ring , never leave it home . The best route to take great pictures is to BE THERE . Jo Goodtimes , France . Live Free or Die.