Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2010/04/11
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At 11:52 PM -0400 4/11/10, Vince Passaro wrote:
>OM effin' G folks. Let's review.
>
>Larry says since the days of giants walking the earth etc he's carried a
>camera everywhere he went, always. IIIc was one of them. Rollei 35 another.
>Now digital days he has -- aside from cameras he uses for serious work like
>"I'm going to take pictures now, with that intention, bye, see you later" --
>ASIDE FROM THOSE CAMERAS, okay? -- he's been carrying around a little point
>and shoot the quality of which he doesn't like even for this off the cuff
>purpose. So-- he asks -- so, what's a good camera for this daily purpose,
>you know, when conducting life, not photography (and for some it's the same
>and for many, sorry, it is not) WHAT'S A CAMERA THAT FITS HIS CRITERIA THAT
>HE CAN CARRY AROUND -- and take special note of this M8/M9ers -- that he
>can carry around IN HIS POCKET.
>
>Thus the thread that followed.
>
>If I started a thread on what's the best way to capture a well lighted
>moment of monkeys doodling off in the zoo it would still end up here, with
>how the Leica is the camera to have and to hold from this day forward 'til
>death etc -- which we all friggin' know already or else we wouldn't be here.
>
>
>Pay attention to the question people. It was an interesting one in so far as
>Larry's criteria found a specific zone that is very bare of good products.
>Whereas the lovely / irascible / noble bromides about the Leica while true
>enough .... are .... not ..... interesting, or new, or necessary, or even
>close to the question at hand.
>
>Vince
>
>On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 10:23 PM, Mark Rabiner <mark at
>rabinergroup.com>wrote:
>
>> > I don't understand either. My Leica's are my carry cameras. They go
>> > everywhere with me. Surely the superior quality with Leica cameras and
>> > lenses is worth the substantial weight increase over tiny point and
>> shoots.
>> > I eventually regret every photo that I have made with a non-Leica
>> camera.
>> > When you examine the photos at 100% or print them really large, Leica
>> > quality is always evident. That's the bottom line for me and I go to
>> the
>> Y
>> > and lift weights to be able to continue to carry my Leicas up and down
>> > mountains. (And they are not that heavy, anyway!!)
>> >
>> > Tina
>>
>>
>> Me too when you're going "click" with a half assed camera you're not
>> really
>> getting the shot.
>> Why not really get it for all the trouble? Really get the shot?
>> Very frustrating being been stuck with low rez results; or other wise
>> results that you really can't do much with except post a little jpeg to
>> the
>> internet.
>>
>> [Rabs]
>> Mark William Rabiner
>>
>>
>>
>>
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