Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2006/11/13
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hey Walty, It certainly would take a lot of batteries to shoot a wedding! That's another good reason to avoid the wedding biz. ;-) Yes, the color can be corrected in Photoshop, not always perfectly, I would say. The real question is, why should we have to go to such trouble with this camera, when a lot of other pro level cameras do not have such drastic color problems. I would feel for any wedding guy who has to fix 300 images. As someone else said, the camera would be a nightmare in that case. Still, I love the camera and have not returned mine, but would like to see it fixed. As for me, I will sell the M8 to buy the M9, sell the M9 to buy the M10, sell the M10 to buy the M11! ;-) My guess is that it will cost be around $500-$800 a year this way, not that big a deal. Life is too short to miss out on the fun of working with a new Leica product, even one that has flaws! ;-) Regards, Larry ----------------------------------------- Larry I was kidding about the wedding photo business and some of the issues with the M8. Mostly, how many batteries it would take to shoot a wedding. Magenta can be corrected in PS. I haven't seen one in person yet but imagine it won't be long. As far as an M digital purchase I'll wait for the M11. :-) Walt