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Nice work Wes. I was gonna say I dig the lo-fi feel of it but that ancient humour would be lost on some. :mrgreen: Oh I guess I did say it. Just kidding Wes. :lol: :lol:
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Thanks guys. As a side note, this bass is for sale in the Marketplace.
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1965 wrote:Thanks guys. As a side note, this bass is for sale in the Marketplace.
Why Wes? That bass is a beauty. Are you buying something else?
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winston wrote:Why Wes? That bass is a beauty. Are you buying something else?
I'm looking to pick up one of these, and one lens for it costs as much as this bass. :shock:
It sort of pertains to what I'm planning on doing with my life, so it seems like the right decision.

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Uh ... why would you want a rangefinder film camera in today's digital world ?
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morrow wrote:Uh ... why would you want a rangefinder film camera in today's digital world ?
Because I shoot with a digital SLR everyday. A big SLR that makes shutter flaps and requires a larger lens is pretty un-discreet for street photography. RFs are smaller, quieter, lighter, easier to focus quickly. Digital has it's place, but for artful photography I like doing everything manual and getting back to basics.
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I take it you are looking for a used one? Let me know what lens you are interested in, A friend of mine has lots of Leica gear that is barely used!
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jps wrote:I take it you are looking for a used one? Let me know what lens you are interested in, A friend of mine has lots of Leica gear that is barely used!
Cool! I'm looking for an M6 classic in chrome and a 35mm Summicron f/2 lens, doesn't have to be the newer aspherical version. Let me know. Thanks, Jeff.
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Absolutely , incredibaly played, you really nailed it, im greatly impressed...
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1965 wrote:
morrow wrote:Uh ... why would you want a rangefinder film camera in today's digital world ?
Because I shoot with a digital SLR everyday. A big SLR that makes shutter flaps and requires a larger lens is pretty un-discreet for street photography. RFs are smaller, quieter, lighter, easier to focus quickly. Digital has it's place, but for artful photography I like doing everything manual and getting back to basics.
Back when I took a lot of pictures, I found I was a lot more all-around creative using b&w film and a manual camera. With color I tended to ease off because of the interplay of the colors in the shot. An automatic takes you toward mindless point-and-shoot.
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1965 wrote:Summicron f/2
Isn't that being redundant? :mrgreen:

Summicron indicates f/2 in most cases. 8)
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Love this bass
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jps wrote:
1965 wrote:Summicron f/2
Isn't that being redundant? :mrgreen:

Summicron indicates f/2 in most cases. 8)
Yeah, Summicron almost always = f/2, just wanted to be as specific as possible :wink:. I'd go Summilux, but ouch on the price. I shoot wide open a lot.

John, I'm with you on the B&W and manual, I've been doing it for the last few months and I'm having a great time. I'm hoping to hook this Leica setup up before November, so I can take it on a few trips with me and really dig in.
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Well, I just bought the camera. I found exactly what I was looking for so I hit the trigger, still need the lens though. Now lets see if I can sell the bass.
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