Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/06/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]JamesV wrote: > > The M6 meter is it's biggest asset after being quiet! :) > > It must be you are not getting the white spot right on the mark. :) > I use three M6's regularly and swear by the meters. The only time they let me > down is when I don't belive them and change the exposure and things get > screwed-up. So when the two litle arrowheads say, "Shoot now!" I shoot > then! :) > > Hello, > > PLEASE, elaborate on this statement as much as you care to. I am becoming > distracted with my impending discussion on whether to purchase a M6 or R8. > It echoes in my head- M6 or R8, M6 or R8, M6 or R8, etc...!!!! > > Thanking ya'll, > > JamesV JamesV, Both cameras have good meters, but the R8 gives you more options. While the meters are different, the difference is only a minor point compared to the much larger difference of a rangefinder compared to an SLR. Decide what lenses you will want and how you use the camera and then choose the system. Have fun, Colin