Richard,
They're different tools. Manual SLR vs. AE/Manual RF.
If you're hankering for the Leica experience, get a used M6 for $1100 and a
50/2 for $400 or a Voigtlander lens. Or an M3 DS for $6-700. The OM3Ti
will cost $1100-1500, which is WAY overpriced. The M7 is also overpriced,
but if you're a Leica nut, it's the only AE game in town except for the
Konica Hexar RF. I sold both my M6's to get an M7, and it's very nice.
The Leica lenses produce better images than the Zuikos, but you've got to
have very nice technique to see the "real" difference in resolution. But
they do have a different "look", that's very appealing; in a very subtle
way.
Contact me offlist for more discussions at skipwilliams@xxxxxxxxx
Skip
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Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2002 17:49:09 -0700
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OM] OM-3T vs...
So lets say I have way too much money (ha ha ha), should I spend this extra
cash on:
1) an OM3-T, seeing that I already have some good f2 Zuikos, or
2) M7, and mortgage the second child to get a 35/2, 50/2, and 90/2?
// richard <http://www.imagecraft.com>
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