Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/09/15
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> I have no faith that Leica's product design or manufacturing > policies are optimum, no matter how rich Dr. Andreas Kaufmann is. Nor > am I happy that they are willing to dissemble to hide engineering > ineptness. Remember that just a year ago it was impossible to make full > frame digital Leicas and that magenta blacks were an illusion. Good > people can make bad decisions. Witness Bill Gates downplaying the > importance of the internet or signing off on Vista. The brief video > view of Leica's assembly process is hardly a confidence builder. > Larry Z That fact that excellent companies make big historical mistakes does not make a bunch of camera collector guys on an email list experts in the optical mechanical manufacturing process. It's not like second guessing where they put the on off switch. Here we have a company showing us the ins of their manufacturing process how foolish of them not not know that they had something to hide. I'm going to take the wild guess in thinking that they don't have anything to hide. That this is the best way to make this camera system in these amounts. And they these professionals would not be out of the loop on such obvious options. Mark William Rabiner