[Leica] S2 test

[richard.lists at gmail.com (Richard Man)]

Well, to be honest, I haven't used the OM4-T since I bought M7 in
2003, and the M7 not very much since the R-D1. But what's the point of
selling those two?!!!

I shoot quite a lot of events with the E-3, 6000 frames two weekends
ago, and tomorrow, 2 more events. I will probably use the Mamiya 7II
for the informal event and definitely the E-3 for another night of
taiko goodness.

The M8.u is the walk-around and low light camera.

The XPan is a specialty camera, it's my favorite too, got a whole book
on it: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/745963
, but it's not an every day camera, not does it do headshots.

Do I *need* another camera? Probably not, so there is always the
options of keeping the money in the bank.

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:03 PM, Greg Lorenzo
<gregj_lorenzo at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> The problem with trying to use 5 diverse camera systems (like the above) 
> is you quickly become proficient is using none of them. This is what I 
> believe Mark is trying to convey. Perhaps before you 'pull the trigger' on 
> a 6th diverse system you may want to try using just one camera and one 
> lens for a while.
>
>




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