RustyRus wrote: catacore wrote:
I can very much understand everybody's point of view about enjoying and felling bonded to Leica's name and products.
What I still don't get is how one can live with the idea that his/her 8-9k USD/EUR camera frozes after the first week of use. Or, even more, needs to be sent in for service, with a returning time of 6 months. And without an exchange camera for that servicing period of time.
What if one's is using the said camera as a tool to support his/her family. Where is the said reliability? Or the "best in class" customer service for a premium brand?
Sounds like Leica isn't for you-
We are beating a dead horse here.
You're absolutely right here: I have just bought an M3 . And, actually, thinking to give a second chance to an M-240 (first one lasted for 6 months).
RustyRus wrote: catacore wrote:
I can very much understand everybody's point of view about enjoying and felling bonded to Leica's name and products.
What I still don't get is how one can live with the idea that his/her 8-9k USD/EUR camera frozes after the first week of use. Or, even more, needs to be sent in for service, with a returning time of 6 months. And without an exchange camera for that servicing period of time.
What if one's is using the said camera as a tool to support his/her family. Where is the said reliability? Or the "best in class" customer service for a premium brand?
Sounds like Leica isn't for you-
We are beating a dead horse here.
You're absolutely right here: I have just bought an M3 . And, actually, thinking got give a second chance to an M-240 (first one lasted for 6 months).
Dec 20, 2024 at 01:10 PM
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. And, actually, thinking to give a second chance to an M-240 (first one lasted for 6 months).