Dave Sanders wrote: liggy wrote: Dave Sanders wrote: rattymouse wrote: Dave Sanders wrote:
I feel like the camera that people wanted is something more 'classic' in terms of design, like the Leica Q. Zeiss has a lot of history they could've drawn on and if they released a $6k camera that didn't carry with it the possibility of rapid obsolescence due to software updates or lack thereof, they'd likely find a larger market. It would interest me more, that I know. But I also dream of owning a Lotus Elise and a Seiko Credor so, yeah.
I bought a Lotus Elise last year. Best purchase of my life.
You're not helping
So, now we await the Lotus Elise of cameras...in the meantime I should verify that I still fit inside an Elise and start looking...
Fitting is one thing. It’s the getting in and out
What a great car for track days though. Completely involving. As a daily - good luck!
Haha you are so right...it's the getting in that is especially problematic. I basically have to stand on the seat and kind of drop down or sort of back in and fold myself. Repeat the same routine on egress
It would most definitely be a second car and, luckily, I don't drive daily. I live very centrally and and both my wife and I can walk to work and most everything else we need. I feel like this is making my wife more amenable to the thought of a wildly impractical car and hey, she loves to drive too, so...
Lolol... my best car pal has got some great toys. R35 GTR, 911 RS and an Elise. The Elise is the one that gets most of the track time. My S2000 feels heavy in comparison to the Elise.
With short legs I just sit on the sill and swing into the seat for Elise ingress.
Life has an unknown expiration date - time for an Elise! Much better spend than the ridiculous Zeiss Android.
Dec 24, 2020 at 02:37 PM
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