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Never heard of an M3-P. OTOH, an MP-3 is nothing more than a retro-looking M6 with 3 sets of frameline (35-50-90), just like the good old M2. It is a "modern" MP, not the original MP that is highly sought after collectible. So in short, an MP-3 is more or less a metered-version of M2, but...

Not really. The HK'ers actually think the chrome steelRim version performs better than the later ones. True or not I am not sure, but they have test shots to "prove" wor: HKLFC 35mm test Guess very soon, there will be clowns here showing chrome steelRim Lux liao. (how do u call it...

How about this baby? priced more than the new LUX FLE :what: BTW, this seller is legendary. Most of his ads consist of pix of dirty lenses with a standard description: "clean optics, smooth rotation." WTF!

WOW, these "yi dui huo bao" (both got 'z') really "cute" lor :bsmilie:

Lesson 0: RF+ Leica M9 != good photo .

For all we know, there might be some Leica lens caps collectors around. (Those caps are quite light, BTW) :bsmilie:

YUCK !!

A good J-3 would do just fine, IM(not so)HO :)

First we have Erwin Puts. Now Steve Huff ;p

k lah. At least de auntie not so bin chao chao lor.

See? horror stuff is not good for baby!

Spare the dead horse please. Some bokeh shots can be soooo boring. tabolek tahang!

you can turn the slow speed knob at the way to 1/15 s, that would minimize the exposure time difference. The cable release for IIIf is identical to that used by Nikon F SLR. you can still get a "new" one HERE for less than US$20 :angel:

gently turn the speed dial to setting other than T, say 1s and see :)

Your images appear under-exposed/lack contrast and that could be due to: 1. Reciprocal failure of film - Most common films manufactured over the past several decades follow the reciprocity law over a range of exposure times from about 1/1000 second to about 1/10 second. When your exposure...