RE: [Leica] re: tough as nails

["B. D. Colen" <bdcolen@earthlink.net>]

And we can dream that we will all wake up tomorrow with one those personal
flying machines - which we were told in the 1950s were right around the
corner - out on the lawn. ;-)


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Harrison
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 10:29 PM
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Subject: Re: [Leica] re: tough as nails



We can dream that Leica will someday produce a pro digetal body for current
lenses..

>From: S Dimitrov said:


>Judging from Canon's effort in digital photography, you can bet I'll get
>a digital body for my current lenses. I don't anticipating Leica being
>anywhere close to what's already underway in the commercial world, or as
>least anytime soon from our current vantage.
>All that said and done, I wouldn't dream of dumping my Leica gear.
>   Slobodan Dimitrov
>
>
>kyle cassidy wrote:
> >
> > >I'd bet that if these two cameras were dropped from two stories onto a
> > >cement sidewalk, the EOS would cease to exist, but the Leica would be
>able
> > >to still take pictures...I'll even let you drop the EOS first...
> >  i'll wager too you're probably underestimating the EOS, i don't own
>one, but
> > i'd guess they're sturdily constructed. (i'd also guess that even a
>small
> > drop would
> > damage the innards of both an EOS and a Leica. while the outsides may be
> > made of metal, a lot of the guts are very fragile.)
> > ·
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James A. Harrison II
KD5LMX
Wichita Falls, Texas, USA


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