Leicavit - is this useful ?

[third3rdwheel]

Thanks in advance for feedback. Cheers.

 

[Srono]

It may be helpful if:
+ if u need faster film advance, it was built for the press photographer at first
+ if u r working in very cold weather
+ if u r left eye shooter, u can advance film easier without putting camera down.

 

[third3rdwheel]

It may be helpful if:
+ if u need faster film advance, it was built for the press photographer at first
+ if u r working in very cold weather
+ if u r left eye shooter, u can advance film easier without putting camera down.

Thanks. I was hoping to see also

+ if u need novelty and want to just play with one. :bsmilie:

 

[Srono]

i haven't tried the one for MP but i tried one for other cameras. For me, i don't need it as i shoot very slowly haha

 

[Cactus jACK]

i have not used a leciavit as a ripid winder per se, but when i have it attached, it provides better balance, esp for the larger lenses (similar to battery grips for the DSLRs)... and there is the all important aesthetics factor...
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it just looks damn nice!!

 

[third3rdwheel]

i have not used a leciavit as a ripid winder per se, but when i have it attached, it provides better balance, esp for the larger lenses (similar to battery grips for the DSLRs)... and there is the all important aesthetics factor...
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it just looks damn nice!!

Wow, it does look good, no doubt about that. :thumbsup:

 

[ZoomP]

But you'll give up on your existing half-case if any. I am sure there's half case made with Leicavit in mind, but will likely have to order online.

I was tempted by the Leicavit when I had my MP, but figured I will unlikely be firing away my shots when using a RF. Thought the whole concept of using a RF is to slowly compose a shot?? I don't know, but it does look good.

 

[ZoomP]

Wow, it does look good, no doubt about that. :thumbsup:

Yeah man and that E46 ver 3 blackpaint 50 lux is delicious too.