Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/03/19
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> >> The problem of flare in the > >> rangefinder > >> is a solid, *factual* indication of the decline in quality > from the M3 to > >> the M6. > > > > Do you mean build quality, material quality...what quality are > you referring > > to? > > > Well, this to me indicates a design flaw, but I am not > well-enough versed in > optical materials to determine whether it is a result of cost-cutting in > that department as well. It is, however, unarguably a flaw. I agree the rangefinder flare problem IS a design flaw, but the poster claimed that there was a "decline in quality", and I wanted to know what 'quality' s/he meant. The M6 may be assembled 'better', materials may be 'better', but those have nothing to do with a design flaw, so my point is, a design flaw has nothing to do with 'quality', per se, depending on what you mean by "quality".