1 – I believe cameras are objects of beauty to be collected and should only be kept in climate controlled display cases.<\/p>\n
2 – I like the strap lugs on my Leica M like on the early models where they are too far up and back, ensuring the camera tilts forward on my waist.<\/p>\n
3 – I like the whole retro look thing because it means I am so cool and you cannot get it at the Apple Store. Would you just check these great features out:<\/p>\n
<\/center><\/p>\n4 – I get a real buzz from knowing that I paid $2,000 more than you did for your new rangefinder Leica, because I could. And you couldn’t. And it’s a nicely engraved, anyway. That’s German craftmsmanship for you.<\/p>\n
5 – I like being a member of a group whose average profile is: Rich, semi-retired white male, wheeze when I walk, couldn’t take a picture to save my life, really wish my wife would slim down a hundred pounds or so, receding or no hair, last exercised when raising a glass of vintage French champagne to my lips. <\/p>\n
6 – Having a collector’s Leica means I must be a great photographer.<\/p>\n
7 – I think waiting a couple of days for my pictures to come back from my $5,000 camera is the height of chic<\/i>. What do those digital guys know anyway? A passing fad.<\/p>\n
8 – I think blowing $5,000 on an imitation of a camera first made over fifty years ago really validates my success in life. <\/p>\n
9 – My dad got his in WWII when he liberated Berlin and this one’s nicer. The old man should see me now.<\/p>\n
10 – Like my Harley it’s only 50% foreign content and who’s telling?<\/p>\n
How did you do? If you answered ‘Yes’ to one or more of the above, do I have the thing for you:<\/p>\n
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