Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/11/15

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Subject: [Leica] Art of Noise...
From: daniel.rocha at free.fr (Daniel ROCHA)
Date: Mon Nov 15 04:55:05 2004
References: <bd.4ac48a89.2ec96cc4@aol.com>

From: <P2CON@aol.com>
> Daniel, I think if low noise is a primary requirment for your
photography,
> you would be wise to search out one of the oldies-but-goodies with a
50mm/F2
> lens having a leaf shutter.

Good idea ! Yes !

> Way quieter than even the best of the M Leica's.

But with a M body, I can change the lens... Nobody is perfect.. :)

> I thought my M3 was quiet until one day walking through an art museum
where
> the signs said "No Photography", I saw a painting that I really wanted
to
> photograph.  The guard was just outside the door and there was only
one other
> couple in the room with me.  I took the shot, and in this totally
silent room, (a
> large room), the M3 sounded like a gunshot.  Nothing happened, but I
sure
> thought it might.  Next time I'll take the Retina IIa folder.  It
really is quiet.

I know what you mean ! Thanks !

<> Daniel Rocha -  Photographie <>
 http://www.monochromatique.com


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