Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/01/22
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On 20/01/2007, at 3:37, Lawrence Zeitlin wrote: > > On Jan 19, 2007, at 9:51 AM, lug-request@leica-users.org wrote: > >> I could never find a manual for the IIIc on line, only the IIIf. They >> are the same body except the IIIf has flash sync and a self timer on >> the later bodies. For Christmas my son bought me a Hove collectors >> book, "Instructions for the use of the Leica camera Models c, f &g" >> It's an actual duplication of the original 3 manuals done better then >> the originals. I have 4 very nice LTM lenses which I use with the >> VIOOH finder. That I have the downloaded manual for. > > > Your best bet is to try to obtain an early 1950's era copy of > Morgan and Lester's "Leica Manual." This hard bound book will tell > you everything you want to know about the Leica LTM series > including lenses available prior to 1950, accessories for all types > of photography, etc. Besides, it makes a very interesting read. The > later Leica Manual books concentrate on the M series cameras but > include a fairly large section on the LTM series. Due to the LTM > cameras popularity there were many paperbound instruction manuals > published, some costing as little as a dollar. Of course this was > in the days when the dollar had 100 pennies. As soon as I return to > my home computer, I can provide exact references for the books. In > the meantime check eBay and Amazon. > > Incidentally a film template is not necessary for trimming LTM > film. With a little practice you can do it with an ordinary pair of > scissors or even tear the film to the right shape. The trick is to > remove any tiny stubs of perforations to prevent them from getting > caught in the gears. > > Larry Z Larry, you reminded me I have one of those: I could post relavent pages. Cheers Alastair