Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2008/03/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Ted, it is not only what that kind of people expect from a camera but what one could expect from such an expensive camera. I agree in that of if precise framing is what one is about then get a SLR though. The point, however, that made me curious is that of Tina showing up saying she hates finders after seeing her with such a beast on top of her M8. It didn't make sense to me. Now Tina answered so I can understand. And photographers should rather use what they can afford first and what they just like/desire and go along better with then. There's no rules in that, you know. Though some times it is not that bad to be able to "preview" the picture you're taking, isn't it ? The better the accuracy finder the better you can preview, I'd like to add. Pablo tedgrant@shaw.ca wrote: > Hi Tina, > Well you know people like that think too much and expect to much from a > rangefinder camera. The M whatever model or guidelines are nothing more > than a > guideline, not the holy script of being right on the mark. > If a photographer requires exact coverage or close, they should use some > kind > of SLR! > ted --