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Register it, and Leica will refuse to change the ownership again without evidence. after that No one else can change the ownership record. It is quick and hassle free to change the official record held at Wetzlar. Having the equipment on your shelf proves nothing. Good luck with your method.

@smogg @le7 Only you can de-register your camera once you have registered it or sell it. If you dont register it, someone else can. Also, I would never discuss/show the serial number. ownership cant be changed unless you cancel on the personal online Leica membership site. Its safe and proof of ownership. I would advise you to take advantage of this feature.

why would you want to edit something you authored and paid for? its pointless. You must realise that CA isnt available yet. Its a long way off . No point in speculating about its features.

good question. CA would have to be switched off, or fields in the CA module selectively locked . Editable CA is pointless if all fields are editable. More thought needed.

well..that sounds easy! But for how long and how much? $1000 + and six months?... After the chip is designed, manufactured and tested on a new main board. New software and menu. bugs to be discovered.

MPB intheUK are offering one at £3949

Vincent Vega was one of the three protagonists (alongside Jules Winnfield and Butch Coolidge) of Quentin Tarantino's 2nd film Pulp Fiction.

found it. used. M10-r bp in the uk. £12000 https://classic.leica-camera.com/uk/en/lcuk/Leica-M10-R-Black-Paint-20062/20062SH-5655168

can't find that. New or second hand? Give me a pointer please.

malvolio LCT is just curious.😸

to be fair, other straps are available from other excellent manufacturers. we just dont have threads for them! Thank goodness.

Thanks Scott. I'm settled with M10-r. For me, the file sizes from the M11 were too large.

I'm very pleased with my new M10-r. I use it with lenses from 21mm to 135. Didn't want to get involved with the M11. Hated the M240. Dumped it within a week.. Started with an M9-P. Still regret selling it.

Thanks for your advice. No effort required. I am already fine. No one needs to agree with me. I haven't asked for that.. But I'm speaking on behalf of all the contributors on this part of the forum who are interested in facts, not jokes. . The fact is that Live view is slow... always. It is very awkward. It isn't really appropriate or useful for live shooting? However, each to their own. Use Barnacks Bar for non-specific debates and fun.

why kid. If you are trying to explain your comments, then be more objective. I think you dont have good reason to criticise another body. If you are using live view and find it slow, I suspect you arent using your cameras optimally.