Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/01/23
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Doug Nygren said: > I'm sure they smile all the way to the bank thinking about this > "outrageous" behaviour of Leicaists. These Leicaists may even become like > the consumer lemmings of the digital age and buy one upgrade after > another, first the 10D, then the 20D, tomorrow the 30D, or in the words of > another lugger, they'll become investors in Canon's R&D.<<<<< Hi Doug, Well I suppose some folks would do that, however I think there are a great number of 20D -Leica lens shooters that would stay quite happily where they are with a 20D. I mean even in my case over the years I didn't switch Leicaflex's or R's everytime they made new versions. Even when I did make a change it was usually sometime later or a couple of other models before doing so. >>The other day someone noted that Canon one day might design their cameras >>so that R lenses could not be attached. <<< I doubt this very much simply because they'll sell a great number of bodies to people with Leica glass who wont be able to afford the Leica digi back, therefore they'll buy a Canon body of some sort to go digital and still use R lenses. And many of the R lens people in buying a 20D or whatever, will eventually also pop for one or two Canon digital designed lenses as I've done. Simply for the auto-focus ability. :-) hey once you've tried it a few times, it's like sex, you need more of it! ;-) ted