Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/02/23
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]B. D. Colen said: Subject: RE: [Leica] 'Leica Customers Sponsor Digital M' >I should hope you aren't - believing the rumor. > > This buy a share - give Leica your money - and if you're really, really, > lucky they'll produce a camera you want in three years shows just how > ridiculous this whole thing has gotten. Isn't the idea that an > innovative company introduces innovative products and customers then > beat a path to their door to buy them, and then the company makes money > and the shareholders make money?<<<< Hi B.D., It seems every day this whole discussion about "helping Leica is becoming stupider and stupider!" Or "dummer and dummer." Hell no one here is going to make a difference unless they're into multi-multi millions, then buy out the place lock stock and barrel, complete ownership! If you don't have say a couple hundred million to play with go take pictures and be quiet! Any ideas brilliant or not, wont make any difference to leica... Money is what it's all about not "quaint ideas!" Once one has complete ownership then they need the balls to put a crew together to produce a camera immediately as close in size and feel as an M, produce it, get it out.... pray a lot and hope it sells. And definitely do not pay one iota of attention to the people who keep saying.. "it must be the classic leica M to sell to all the loyalists! Stupid bullshit! Heck they buy one camera in 50 years, why? Because the only one they buy is made so well it lasts that long, so as soon as the classic folks are finished, then who do you sell too? But my comments aren't any brighter than anyone else's, so why bang the key board over a subject one has absolutely no control over. Besides I just got a call to shoot some aerials on Monday in exchange for a flight in an old WW2 training aircraft. Will fill you in next week after the flight. :-) Just getting me ready for the Mustang flight in May! :-) ted