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Big move, why?  I thought you like your M9?

If you are shooting 35mm, good scanni ...
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/7/12 11:17

I like it but I no longer use it that much to justify the $6000 tag.

And it's not that big a move since I am still a M user and all operations are the same except I have to load film.

But I won't sell unless I can get a good deal on a M7.

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wow didn't know the org. price tag is so high.  I hope MF Hasselblad/Zeiss will be that cheap someda ...
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/7/13 08:35

The Zeiss Ikon came out at $999 and now it's worth over $1700 new.

Not all cameras depreciate, and it's clear that M system is on the rise.

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Big move, why?  I thought you like your M9?
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/7/12 11:17

part of the reason why:

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He is just a cool dude.  Good stuff.
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/7/18 08:52

I saw one of his contact sheets at the ICP in new york.  Out of 36 shots, about 25 were usable and 4 to 5 were extremely good shots.

Now on the digital side, what I often see is people shooting 500 shots at each event and post the best 5 or 10.  At the end of the game we get the same number of good shots on both film and digital but the selection process and work approach are completely different.

When I shoot film, I post at least half of my shots on flickr.  On digital, I would say at most 15%.

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