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lucien55 · 05/15/08, 11:55 PM

Erik,

Thanks again. Interesting about the tax and it makes perfect sense of course. Your conclusion about make lack of understanding on how this camera works is spot on.

The camera does operate. I can't attest to how well, but it seems mechanically sound. As I'm sure is apparent, I'm not very knowledgeable about cameras and the quality of my photos equally demonstrates my lack of photography skills - I wish I was better skilled.

Anyway, the batch of photography equipment I've inherited from my father which he bought in an estate auction is a bit overwhelming for me. Hasselblads, Nikon F2's, Zeiss Hologon Ultrawide (yes, really), Paillard movie camera, and more. I need to find homes for much of this equipment. Hopefully for people that will really appreciate it. In that light, can anyone give me a estimate range for the value my converted Leica.

Thanks again.

05/15/08, 11:55 PM	#18 (permalink)
lucien55 Neuer Benutzer Join Date: 05/14/08 Posts: 10	Re: Inherited a Leica I (s/n 39678) Erik, Thanks again. Interesting about the tax and it makes perfect sense of course. Your conclusion about make lack of understanding on how this camera works is spot on. The camera does operate. I can't attest to how well, but it seems mechanically sound. As I'm sure is apparent, I'm not very knowledgeable about cameras and the quality of my photos equally demonstrates my lack of photography skills - I wish I was better skilled. Anyway, the batch of photography equipment I've inherited from my father which he bought in an estate auction is a bit overwhelming for me. Hasselblads, Nikon F2's, Zeiss Hologon Ultrawide (yes, really), Paillard movie camera, and more. I need to find homes for much of this equipment. Hopefully for people that will really appreciate it. In that light, can anyone give me a estimate range for the value my converted Leica. Thanks again.