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I've tried to wear my Black Chrome one out since new (2012) and this is as far as I got... But I  did get it nice and dirty :) 

 

 

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20 hours ago, barko said:

Hi,

Can someone please post images of their black leica m10/p/monochrom camera where the paint has worn out from using?

I am coming from the leica m240 and would like to see please how the camera ages.

Thank you! 

 

I can't say there is a huge worn out but on the corners you can see some..

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18 hours ago, jaapv said:

I've tried to wear my Black Chrome one out since new (2012) and this is as far as I got... But I  did get it nice and dirty :) 

 

 

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Jeez, the state of that thing!! I think we’ll have to have a little whip round to buy you a cloth for your birthday! ;)

 

 

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Suppose this is as good a time as any to share these from last year. Short version - our cat took my m10m for a run around the garden after getting spooked by our daughter. It somehow caught my camera strap around its neck and yanked it out of my hand (dislocated thumb in the process). 2 laps of the garden, chased by me, with the camera bouncing off paving stone and the side off the house left it looking like this. 

To the credit of Leica, whilst the screen didn't work, everything else did and I had my very own M10M-D for a little while. Back to Wetzlar for (a lot of) TLC and came back as new.

So what this shows you is a) watch your cat b) even with some serious abrasion, you'll have a way to go to wear down the finish c) these really are far more robust than you'd imagine (given I could focus and capture images perfectly well after this)

If you do want to speed up the aging process, my cat is available for hire. 

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And the other angle

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And that was your cats work only???? The word "cat" is meant political, I assume. Its real mother was a tiger or perhaps a lynx?

A friend of mine kept one or more wolves. He wanted to observe their behavior. To prevent, that his neighbors got frightened, he claimed them as czech shepherd dogs.

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32 minutes ago, jankap said:

And that was your cats work only???? The word "cat" is meant political, I assume. Its real mother was a tiger?

Yup - Cat only, camera was 2 months old at that stage (and am pretty gentle with most of my cameras!). 

Cat thinks he's something between a Leopard and a Lion....hard to tell some days. 

Culprit below (taken with the M10M and 28mm SLX)

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The black chrome on the M10 is quite durable. After more than three years of active use it looks like this. Sharp edges are getting slightly gray. The bigger dent on the thumb rest is from an accident.

The black paint M9 shows brassing and has become polished in several places after about six years of use.

Brassing looks nicer than the grey shining through, but in my opinion it should be a sign of use - not created artificially.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Tp2000 said:

Suppose this is as good a time as any to share these from last year. Short version - our cat took my m10m for a run around the garden after getting spooked by our daughter. It somehow caught my camera strap around its neck and yanked it out of my hand (dislocated thumb in the process). 2 laps of the garden, chased by me, with the camera bouncing off paving stone and the side off the house left it looking like this. 

To the credit of Leica, whilst the screen didn't work, everything else did and I had my very own M10M-D for a little while. Back to Wetzlar for (a lot of) TLC and came back as new.

So what this shows you is a) watch your cat b) even with some serious abrasion, you'll have a way to go to wear down the finish c) these really are far more robust than you'd imagine (given I could focus and capture images perfectly well after this)

If you do want to speed up the aging process, my cat is available for hire. 

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Is that some call" light cosmetic signs of wear" in eba.? 🤔

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6 hours ago, Tp2000 said:

Suppose this is as good a time as any to share these from last year. Short version - our cat took my m10m for a run around the garden after getting spooked by our daughter. It somehow caught my camera strap around its neck and yanked it out of my hand (dislocated thumb in the process). 2 laps of the garden, chased by me, with the camera bouncing off paving stone and the side off the house left it looking like this. 

To the credit of Leica, whilst the screen didn't work, everything else did and I had my very own M10M-D for a little while. Back to Wetzlar for (a lot of) TLC and came back as new.

So what this shows you is a) watch your cat b) even with some serious abrasion, you'll have a way to go to wear down the finish c) these really are far more robust than you'd imagine (given I could focus and capture images perfectly well after this)

If you do want to speed up the aging process, my cat is available for hire. 

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Is the cat still alive?

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