Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/03/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> But I took a example of properly adjusted cameras. I have a shutter speed tester. It's a pretty accurate one. I find speeds on most any camera are quite varied... My point is, no matter how much you adjust it, it will still have tolerances that will make the adjustments only so accurate... > ...ergonomics, stating that M3 will have an > advantage above M6. Why? > Many of LUGers stated that M3 were better built > than contemporary M6. I'd ask the people who repair them this question... > There is also a framing issue: M3 has bigger > framelines, so you can frame more accurately > with Noctilux. This is another advantage. Yes. > And flare with M6 ? Maybe I am repeating my > arguments, but I hear here so frequent woes > aout flare in M6's that I can't stop myself > from passing it there... Er, yes. > (..little one) <-I couldn't resist to add this. Sorry! :) I don't understand, perhaps you could explain this...