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 Originally Posted by BetterSense
I'm not familiar with Leicas; can someone explain to me how you reload them, and why it's different than Japanese SLRs? I'm trying to imagine any other loading scheme and having a hard time understanding how it could be that different.
These videos demonstrate pretty well:
M2/3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyJf1xbFTrk
M4 and on...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jNhaOFiXBQ
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I have an M3 and an M6. The M3 is ideal for 90mm and usable for 135mm. The 35 goggles are a nuisance on the M3 so the 35 Summicron will probably go.. I use the M6 with a Voigtlander Skopar 2.5/35. I think that the M6 is more suitable for 28-50mm. The M6 framelines a a bit too small for the longer lenses, in my opinion. It all depends upon which lenses are more important to the photographer.
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 Originally Posted by jacksond
I have an M3 and an M6. The M3 is ideal for 90mm and usable for 135mm. The 35 goggles are a nuisance on the M3 so the 35 Summicron will probably go.. I use the M6 with a Voigtlander Skopar 2.5/35. I think that the M6 is more suitable for 28-50mm. The M6 framelines a a bit too small for the longer lenses, in my opinion. It all depends upon which lenses are more important to the photographer.
I love my M2, the 35mm frameline is wonderful. Now to get a better 35mm lens, at present I'm using a Summaron. Not bacd, but not a Summicron.
Michael Cienfuegos
If you don't want to stand behind our troops, please feel free to stand in front of them.
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 Originally Posted by jnanian
M3 and you have to go to paris and nyc too.
okee, i almost bailed out of this thread, but this one made me hit the button 
got M3, been to paris, been to the apple. leaving for paris again in a couple of weeks. with my F2. and another F2. and no M3. "flimsy" stays home
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 Originally Posted by mhcfires
I love my M2, the 35mm frameline is wonderful. Now to get a better 35mm lens, at present I'm using a Summaron. Not bacd, but not a Summicron.
Hi
A pristine f/2.8 is better than any of the crons except the Asph, and I'd not bother with the Asph unless you need the f/2 frequently...
Of course if you like boketh and flare... YMMV
Noel
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Only 1? While I used to have a pair, sent bubba off to a new home, one is enough to keep me grinning and my over abundance of lenses vying for attention.
One Leica you ask? Easy.
Number 5
Number 5
Number 5
Wayne
Deep in the darkest heart of the East Texas Rain forest. Apprentice Analog Activist.
... And to paraphrase Yoda, there is no how, only do.
Vaughn
My Photos Online
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CLA'd M3 .. best Leica body ever! (if you prefer 50mm)
when you prefer 35mm lens, M4 is a classic.. cheaper would fit as M4P
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I don't have any Leica, but if I were to get one it would the M6, good combo of modernity and price. If money were no object, then it would be an MP. I shoot slide film a bit, so a good meter is critical.
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 Originally Posted by tomasis
CLA'd M3 .. best Leica body ever! (if you prefer 50mm)
when you prefer 35mm lens, M4 is a classic.. cheaper would fit as M4P
I have an M2. The 35mm frame lines made me choose this camera over the M3. I finally decided on a CV Nokton 35/1.4. It may not be a Summicron, or a Summilux, but I'm sure liking this lens.
Michael Cienfuegos
If you don't want to stand behind our troops, please feel free to stand in front of them.
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 Originally Posted by mhcfires
I have an M2. The 35mm frame lines made me choose this camera over the M3. I finally decided on a CV Nokton 35/1.4. It may not be a Summicron, or a Summilux, but I'm sure liking this lens.
like I said, m3 for them who prefer 50mm, m4 and m2 for them who prefer 35mm 
enjoy of your camera 
myself, I use Summicron a lot. Fantastic lens!
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