Interesting. Bread around here is about $2/loaf, of course I just get plain Whole Wheat. Milk is $2/L and I've no clue what ground turkey costs, I just get Ground Beef for that sort of thing (At about $4/lb)
Prices in Canuck Peso's of course. Frankly, when the Leica costs more than an F6, there's a problem. An F6 is just as reliable (Far more accurate and reliable in the case of the shutter) far more capable and cheaper. Admittedly louder and bulkier though. I'd consider $2000-$2500 to be a quite legitimate price for an M7 or MP, but at $1000+ more, they don't justify the cost. Especially when I can get an M3 for $600-800 and the only useful thing it doesn't have is a built-in metering (Leica's TTL flash is a joke, by late 1970's standards). -Adam Shel Belinkoff wrote: > Yes .... and a friend has the R3. QC stinks. I agree the cameras are > spendy, but then, a loaf of good bread in my area costs almost $4.00 and a > quart of milk is more than $1.25 - almost $2.00 for some brands, and the > local supermarket is selling ground turkey for $5.00/lb. > > > Shel > > > > >>[Original Message] >>From: Adam Maas > > >>Have you ever used an R2 or R3 series Bessa? > > >>I've shot a Leica. I shoot Nikons. No way in hell are the current bodies >>worth what Leica wants new. Half that, maybe. Now used M3 and M2's are >>great cameras for a reasonable cost. > > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
