Leica m6

Made for only four years between 1998 and 2002, the Leica M6 TTL was the successor the 1984-98 Leica M6 and brought with it a couple of new party tricks:

In recent years i bought a couple of M7s and MPs, the 5D Mark II, the Nikon D700 and only recently the D800 - i even owned two different Leica M9. Except for the D700 i sold all of these cameras after only a short time (mostly at a loss)- And then there's my M6 and the Cron 35. I got both 7 years for only a fraction of what they are worth today. 95% of the images i show in exhibitions or publications were done with this combination.

Leica M10 vs M6 | Street Photography and Portraits in NYC George and Joe swap cameras and hit the streets of New York in search of some snaps. Cameras they shot: Leica M10 with 28mm Elmarit vs Leica M6 with 40mm Minolta You may also like:Review - The Leica M8 - Is it still good in 2018? About Negative Feedback: Informational videos made with love and care by film photography enthusiasts. Let's Get Connected: negativefeedback.co.uk Text image and video via NegativeFeedback SUBSCRIBE…

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Yet another Leica M6 review, so I will try to keep it brief in the overstated aspects of the camera and more so discuss my experiences with it so far and how it has helped me grow as a photographer... so bear with me. When it came to deciding to purchase a Leica M film body I really had no reason for doing so. I had my Contax 139Q was really happy with it. With the affordable Zeiss lenses, it was a great camera that packed a punch. There was no reason for me to change anything up, but I did…