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Originally Posted by luigi bertolotti
Flavio,
sure to go for M3? Legendary tool, really, but the M4, just for the Viewfinder 35-to-135 is a little more versatile (frames are better, too) and deserves the same feeling as M3 : simply a classic; about the wideangles... 21 3,4 I repeat is VERY FINE, and think a photographer with some kind of sentiment must have a 21; Voigt-Cosina lenses are interesting... it's about 2 years I permanently think to have the 15... never decided...there is also a 21, I seem to remember, and (I did not think before) maybe a good 21 viewfinder that can be ordered by itself
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Luigi,
agree completely about 21 (especially) SuperAngulon. I failed to buy one for my Leica R4s some years ago and since then I cannot forgive myself. The "problem" is that I should prefer a white chrome and not a black one as I see @ Leicashop, but I wonder: is there any f:3.4 white chrome??
About M3: I am aware about M3-M4 difference, but during 1955 there was no M4 and, of course, I am not able to sell M4 for M3. I am lucky enough that my wife and our daughter do not want sell the great M4 and no Leitz object in our home.
It seems we are a real Leitz "family" :-)
Flavio