Chan Tran
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Does anyone read the specifications before buying a film Leica? Sure, with a digital Leica you want to know how many MPs the sensor has, but a film Leica?
- Parallax compensation:
The horizontal and vertical difference between viewfinder and lens is compensated automatically in line with the relevant focus setting. Congruence of viewfinder and actual image. The size of the bright-line frame matches the distance:
– at 2 m: the exact sensor size of approx. 23.9 x 35.8 mm
– at infinity: (depending on focal length) approx. 7.3% (28 mm) to 18% (135 mm)
– less than 2 m: less than sensor size
Sensor??? what sensor?
Metering principle:
Exposure metering is done by the image sensor for all exposure metering methods (in Live View mode and in rangefinder mode)
Live view mode? Where is the LCD?
Power Supply:
2 Silver oxide button cells (PX76/SR44) or 1 Lithium battery (DL1/3N)
All that and powered by 2 or 1 tiny battery?
I asked if the website is legit because the other Leica website
has the specs correct.![]()
Technical Specs - Leica M6 | Leica Camera US
leica-camera.com
- Parallax compensation:
The horizontal and vertical difference between viewfinder and lens is compensated automatically in line with the relevant focus setting. Congruence of viewfinder and actual image. The size of the bright-line frame matches the distance:
– at 2 m: the exact sensor size of approx. 23.9 x 35.8 mm
– at infinity: (depending on focal length) approx. 7.3% (28 mm) to 18% (135 mm)
– less than 2 m: less than sensor size
Sensor??? what sensor?
Metering principle:
Exposure metering is done by the image sensor for all exposure metering methods (in Live View mode and in rangefinder mode)
Live view mode? Where is the LCD?
Power Supply:
2 Silver oxide button cells (PX76/SR44) or 1 Lithium battery (DL1/3N)
All that and powered by 2 or 1 tiny battery?
I asked if the website is legit because the other Leica website
has the specs correct.![]()
Technical Specs - Leica M6 | Leica Camera US
leica-camera.com
I watched King Lear a while ago in olde English and I had no idea what Shakespeare was on about, I kept hitting the subtitles button on the remote but sadly it doesn't work when you're in an actual theatreYou are reading a translation of German into English and then you are translating that into gibberish. But the triumph of the English language is that we can all (or at least most of us) understand the gist of what is being said without a literal translation, which is why Shakespeare got away with it all this time.
Power Supply:
2 Silver oxide button cells (PX76/SR44) or 1 Lithium battery (DL1/3N)
All that and powered by 2 or 1 tiny battery?
That is correct. 2 PX76 cells = 1 DL1/3N cell. The 1 DL1/3N cell is twice the size of 2 PX76 cells.
I'm all for poking fun at stuff, but ya gotta make sure you hit your target!
Not related to your original posting. It was a separate line item.It can power the liveview???????
Not related to your original posting. It was a separate line item.
I know you are - deservedly - mocking this description, but we already did this about a month ago.
Try and keep up.
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