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    Default Re: Leica Store Robberies - San Francisco store is latest for 180k


    all i see is that seam in the floor

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    So. my buddy Mark always has his camera bag with either his Leica digital rangefinder or his Fuji rangefinder. he takes amazing photos but it's always a bit of a hassle, getting it out, setting the multi menu, changing lenses, bracketing shots, it takes time loose some intimacy.

    I took this photo of him with my iPhone while he was still setting up to to take a shot.

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    My Olympus OM-2, old-Sokol, taking a shot is a couple seconds. Flip the switch on, focus, shoot, assuming you've preset the aperture to something reasonable for conditions.) A little less if the power switch is already on (but it really kills the battery).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Bow View Post
    With modern mirrorless technology do cameras have to look like traditional cameras? Ie: black boxes with cylinders sticking out the front.

    No. That arrangement is based on having a roll of film with a feed spool, a take-up spool and lens and shutter in the middle.

    There have been lots of attempts at non-conventional designs. They tend to fail in the market.

    What I want is a digital camera with a large square sensor so I don't have to thing about "portrait? Or landscape?" There's Hasselblad (at $33k for the body, and it's a 4x5 sensor), but pretty much every everything is a 4:3 aspect ratio.

    Admittedly the Hasselblad is a 100 megapixel sensor,so you've got beaucoups pixels to spare.

    But a large, square sensor would make a lot of sense.
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    Default Re: Leica Store Robberies - San Francisco store is latest for 180k

    What I likw about the Leica shown in #5 is the strap looking stout enough to prevent wory about failure. The stram on my Fugi doesn't really seem stout enough to be dependable under stress.

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    Quote Originally Posted by twodot View Post
    Ah, I see.

    Five to ten thousand on ebay.

    Confusing naming - there is also a Fujifilm digital X-T2.



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    I'm going to the Leica museum in LA tomorrow tomorrow, I'll report back

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    Quote Originally Posted by P.I. Stazzer-Newt View Post
    Shees! - They've gone up - bigly.
    fook'n hipsters
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    I'm going to the Leica museum in LA tomorrow tomorrow, I'll report back

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