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Old 07/07/08, 01:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Leica M8 Field Test, Iraq

The most recent edition of the Digital Journalist, The Digital Journalist July 2008 Issue , is now online and includes a "must read" article, Leica M8 Field Test, Iraq , by noted conflict photographer, Michael Kamber, Michael Kamber Photojournalist. The article describes Kamber's experiences with the M8 in real world photojournalism situations.
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Old 07/07/08, 02:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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We know. There have been several threads with hundreds of message posted already in the M8 forum.
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Old 07/07/08, 02:06 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Welcome to the forum Sentinel.

Search the archives. This report has been done to death here.

Real world photo journal situations are being experienced worldwide, some using the M8. A difference with Michael Kamber might be that he was working with the wrong camera for his environment and skills combination. He nailed certain well documented faults with the camera which raises the question of why he chose to work with it in the given situation. He also failed to fairly indicate it's virtues which leads one to suspect his impartiality.
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Old 07/07/08, 03:01 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Default Re: Leica M8 Field Test, Iraq

This info is nothing new. We have all experienced similiar issues. I myself sold my 2 M8's and will wait till the new model comes out M9 etc...

Till then the D-Lux 3 and G9 and some others will suffice......

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In an imperfect world you could also just live with the wart ridden M8 - even with all its flaws it is still better than most camera's out there. A strained but still happy marriage.

I was not aware that the D-lux 3 or G9 even came close (in fact they cannot possibly).
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