stuartsbarbie wrote: Looks like something my dad had
Your dad had a banana? lol
having the best you can afford is a never ending chase. About the time you get comfortable with it, the company upgrades it! then to have the best, you have to upgrade. Something I noticed about my old D70, I get just as good of photo's with it than I get with my upgrade D5000. Went to a D7000 now and hopefully the big difference will be how the camera follow's and focus's moving object'.
Reach's a point of diminishing returns I think. Exactly what can you get with say a D4 you can't get from say a D300s, other than more pixels that weather you need them or not is not really clear, at least to me. You can be sure that Leica is going to sell a certain amount of these camera's but I doubt to a working pro or even an advanced amateur.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I think it looks nice to be honest. But paying that price for a "hand worn" camera is dumb.
I agree, I am going to stick with paying money for my ripped jeans .
On a serious note...Wouldn't be nice to have so much money you could buy stuff like this even if it is not logical!
Yeah it would be nice to have that kind of money to some extent. But I still would not buy a pre-molested camera for that price. When I read that line in the article my thoughts went to a bunch of German guys sitting around in trench coats with lustful faces. Just like this Canon owner, nothing like a little hand rubbed love for your gear.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I think it looks nice to be honest. But paying that price for a "hand worn" camera is dumb.
I agree, I am going to stick with paying money for my ripped jeans .
On a serious note...Wouldn't be nice to have so much money you could buy stuff like this even if it is not logical!
Yeah it would be nice to have that kind of money to some extent. But I still would not buy a pre-molested camera for that price. When I read that line in the article my thoughts went to a bunch of German guys sitting around in trench coats with lustful faces. Just like this Canon owner, nothing like a little hand rubbed love for your gear.
HEY! Remember what told you about unauthorized use of my portrait here . . .
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