Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/10/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Dans un courrier daté du 29/10/01 21:58:48 Paris, Madrid, maildenizsaylan.com@heimdall.x-dot.de a écrit : > Hi Luggers, > > I´m using the M-System since years as a professional photographer and for > SLR I > have Nikon F5 and F100. > > Since I bought my Nikon equipment I´m always fighting with myself weather > taking > the M System with the better image quality or the Nikon System with the > advantages of a modern SLR System with longer lenses, macro lenses and fill- > in- > flash options, but I´m not really happy with the Nikon gear. Especially > because > the zoom lenses are enormous big, heavy and frightening the people I take > pictures of and the fix lenses are hard to focus exactly in manual mode. > > Now I´m thinking if it would help me to switch to Leica R6.2 or R8. What are > your > experiences with the R System and did someone of you switched from Nikon to > R > System. What are your experiences after changing the systems? > > Best regards, > > Deniz Saylan > In the past I used to carry an M6 with 35 'cron + an F4S with a sac of heavy lenses . 105 / 2.8 Micro , 50 / 1.8 , 180 / 2.8 , 35 / 2 and 24 / 2.8 . The F4S is a fantastic tool , but , for as amateur photographer , I was always concerned about that heavy equipment . Finally I decided to sell the Nikon gear and buy a few Leica lenses for the money . Sometimes a regret my F4 . I've tried an F80 six months ago , but nothing to compare with . I think that I haven't even taken a tenth of the possibilities of the M6 , so I'll stay with that light stuff that I can carry around everywhere . Jo Goodtimes , France - -- To unsubscribe, see http://mejac.palo-alto.ca.us/leica-users/unsub.html