Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/11/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I think it is outrageous that they would have interupted the production of a new stock item in order to produce a special order for collectors only camera kit (The M3 anniversary titanium with matching 50mm asph lens). I have absolutely no problem with Leica capitalizing on the interests of collectors by making these special sets, but not at the expense of their regular gear. Not that Leica gives a rats a** if I have a problem or not! -dan c. At 08:59 AM 06-11-04 -0700, John Collier wrote: >Though I must confess that what is happening to me would not encourage >a new Leica user to expand their kit. It would be a heck of a shock to >a newbie to find out that they would be without their lens for a >considerable period of time after spending $2500US. What the solution >is for a small company like Leica, I don't know. Perhaps they could >loan a replacement lens until the problem is sorted out. Obviously not >a Summilux as they do not have any and they are a very low production >lens even in the non-Asph. But the loan of a Summicron might go a long >way to keeping the new customer happy. > >This is just theoretical musings as I do not want the loan of >Summicron, thank you very much.