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 Post subject: Leica M6 LOL
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http://www.petapixel.com/2011/03/10/how ... -leica-m6/
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He's also a Nikon owner....Zing!
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no doubt he's on DPREVIEW forums complaining about how the Leica sensor/metering system is inferior to his Nikon's because it takes photos that are severely underexposed. :roll:
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Well what about the people he is photographing that don't notice that the cap is still on. I will bite my tongue on that one.
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Is the M6 a film or digital camera?
If it is film I could probably see myself firing off a whole roll not knowing the cap was still on. :oops:
But if it is digital I am sure I would have loked at the LCD at some point.
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The M8 is the first digital.
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He's wearing a Ducks sweater. The expectation of any intelligence should have long been discarded.
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sunglasses -> overexposed too? haha
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I did the same before. Since then I leave my cap at home or I shoot digital.
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walkaboutcamera wrote:
The M8 is the first digital.


The spec's on the M9 are sweet! Ya, the M6 was film.
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why I never use caps on my MP or any rf for that matter
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philmar wrote:
no doubt he's on DPREVIEW forums complaining about how the Leica sensor/metering system is inferior to his Nikon's because it takes photos that are severely underexposed. :roll:


Damned tiny little viewfinders.
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walkaboutcamera wrote:
Well what about the people he is photographing that don't notice that the cap is still on. I will bite my tongue on that one.


The people were not posing for him. He was just off to the side snapping away.
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BernardChan wrote:
sunglasses -> overexposed too? haha


i don't know anything about the construction of film cameras or leicas, but wouldn't there be a meter inside the viewfinder?
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ya actually you're right, the m6 has a meter in it, so does the m5 i think, and only some of the m4's (google :D)
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Delsorbo wrote:
BernardChan wrote:
sunglasses -> overexposed too? haha


i don't know anything about the construction of film cameras or leicas, but wouldn't there be a meter inside the viewfinder?


Us real film photographers don't need no stinky meters!

Unfortunately we have many more ways of ruining a shot besides leaving the lens caps on. :oops:
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Delsorbo wrote:
BernardChan wrote:
sunglasses -> overexposed too? haha


i don't know anything about the construction of film cameras or leicas, but wouldn't there be a meter inside the viewfinder?


Which is probably why he was fiddling with it so much, "dang, still not properly exposed!"
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my deear

that's a noctilux
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That was awesome! I can just see him driving off in a luxury car with the parking break on and forgetting to cancel his indicator.
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Poor guy. I can only imagine how many videos there are of my photographic foilbles floating out there in cyberspace.
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