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The Digital M: and a few thoughts for Leica's Crititcs:


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"...as for the tone of your original post, i think your premise that serious photographers

and "real leica photogs/owners" would not/should not criticize leica's efforts is

unwelcome elitism.

 

"Unwelcome elitism"? Read the initial post again Roger. I never said anything of the sort.

IMO, the elitism is coming from a few virulent bashers and even people who delight in

deflating any sort of fondness for the M (some don't even own the camera), not rational

critics open to discussion. It's a endless diatribe in an effort to be empirically right about

their subjective opinion.

 

In fact, just look at the last string of posts here, same old crap from the same consistently

negative people relentlessly cramming their doomsday scenario down everyone's throat.

You could post a thread about rim lighting hair, and they'd segue it to the death of film or

how crappy the MP is.

 

Besides, I have just as much right to express my opinion in favor of the brand as they do

in bashing it.

 

"leica has proven it can't build reliable electronics. let them stick to what they do well. and

let's help them do that"

 

They don't have to build the electronics. It's a world market now. Kodak builds a

substantial amount of the sensors in other cameras. Leica has turned to them and Imacon

for electronic expertise. If they stick to what they do well, and leave the electronics to

other experts, then a simple M digital can happen. A rangefinder camera that offers

personal control just like they do now... thus offering an alternative. Alternatives are the

basis of unique positioning in the marketplace. IMO, if they do go the same route as other

makers, they will indeed go out of business.

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>�[� Z Photo.net Patron, feb 09, 2004; 05:05 p.m.

BTW, please improve your reading comprehension.

 

>Huh...? Whatever that means

 

>It means you made a claim that, had you read more carefully, you would have realized was wrong.

 

>Or do you not understand what comprehension means?

 

Looks like you are the dumba$$ here... As Lutz pointed out, you did post a graph of US camera sales. Or did you not bother reading it either before or after you claimed it was a chart for world sales?

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