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Leica IIIF – Kältefest
100 Leica IIIF were manufactured for arctic expeditions of the Swedish Army in 1956. These winterized cameras have a black enamel finish and are extremely collectible and...

Leica M3 'Royal Dutch Marine' Model, 1966

According to Leicashop® auction references, this camera type was delivered to the Royal Dutch Marine (to 'Odin' on January 17th, 1966) with special mount...

agree. Quite a few Leica lenses were made by Minolta (a/o the 16mm), later (present day) by Panasonic

This is more like buying jewelry. Not much to do with camera. I remember a gold-plated Leica with croc leather

Admire Olympus for their work, Still, I´ll only buy such a camera only once it has been shrunk half size, which I reckon will happen soon. It is clear that one day the MFT sensor will provide the...

what a disaster. my Olympus cams are self cleaning. Never needed to touch the sensor

to move to another system is out of the question, for me. Where else can I easily have body (EM) & Lumix 7-14 & 100-300 & Olympus 25mm (sometimes Nocticron or Oly 75) & 60 Macro & essential ...

I use it on the bike for fast access

No sweat shops in the US?

Many years ago, a marketing executive revealed to me that pictures used to advertise a Pentax DSLR were in fact made with a point-and-shoot

I reckon the Mamiya performs on the same level

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Leica has today announced the development of a Digital Module for the Leica R8 & R9. This new module has a ten megapixel Kodak sensor and has been developed in association with Imacon. The...

Bought a Canon branded BAG like this 2nd hand for USD 15

simple monopod works better

The 64 is listed for CHF 132 in Switzerland. Personally I prefer Samsung, for robustness

Hähnel was a small brick-and-mortar shop near Cologne railway station/Hotel Excelsior. The shop closed a long time ago

1. Buy 2nd hand. Many amateurs discard their stuff after a few shots. A lot of usable 10 year old gear can be picked up for little money 2. Use medium speed lenses. With proper technique, even kit ...

has been like this since the 1960, the professionals all moved on to Nikon/Canon. After the m3 the quality of camera bodies deteriorated

well, your comment provides a glimpse into the crazy world of irrational lens aficionados, full of unbalanced murmurings, and no facts, of course