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They are scratchers and they dont want to deal w a 6 month wait to get it fixed.

Or they bought it as a trinket during the hype season when it was announced and don’t actually shoot film.

Or both.

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IMHO the new M6 is a marketing hype as the MP and M-A serves the Leica film community quite well; and as well as many oldie's but goodies. No surprise that more than a few camera folks might have bought into the M6 as a return to film nostalgia. Then they found out that it takes a week or two to have film developed via a mail in service. Hey that's no fun, they said, we want instant gratification, like a sugar cup cake provides. Then again, I might be the one full of saw dust for owning 5 film cameras and an iPhone in 2023.

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3 hours ago, williamj said:

I'm seeing more than one new Leica M6 of 2022 for sale second hand. They are not being flipped for a profit, the sellers are taking a small loss. What do other people think. Is this buyers remorse?

So you'd presumably also have seen plenty of M11s for sale second hand. Is THAT buyer's remorse? Or could it be that we just don't know the story behind every newly released camera that appears on the used market?

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vor 5 Stunden schrieb williamj:

I'm seeing more than one new Leica M6 of 2022 for sale second hand. They are not being flipped for a profit, the sellers are taking a small loss. What do other people think. Is this buyers remorse?

I don‘t think that there’s is always a loss. There are some significant rebates possible, depending on the dealer.

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8 hours ago, madNbad said:

It's most likely they didn't expect film and processing to cost so much. They bought the camera then found it it was thirty or forty us dollars for film and processing.

Man, it is a such nice feeling to develop and scan everything yourself. People that get into analog need to see it as a fun hobby, instead of expense. To be honest, this is so far cheaper than smoking Cuban cigars. Even cheaper to get into painting and building weird Warhammer toys. 

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33 minutes ago, Borna said:

Man, it is a such nice feeling to develop and scan everything yourself. People that get into analog need to see it as a fun hobby, instead of expense. To be honest, this is so far cheaper than smoking Cuban cigars. Even cheaper to get into painting and building weird Warhammer toys. 

Develop and print yourself please….. I see no point in scanning personally, unless to post on social media, in which case scan the print. YMMV and speaking of B&W but colour film’s boat left a while ago. 

 

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1 minute ago, newtoleica said:

Develop and print yourself please….. I see no point in scanning personally. YMMV

Of course and I agree, if you have the space it is so much fun and worth it. But I could also recommend "dry lab" and buy an epson 8550 printer and just get nice 10x15 and 21x30 prints. Not too bad to digitalize your photos if you can print them, otherwise it becomes sad to have them stored in the hard drive. If you have option for dark room, that's great!

I do both. 

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Could be they wanted to try it and decided they prefer another camera.

Could be they thought they could sell it for a profit but found that they can't.

Could be they wanted to try film and decided to stick with digital.

Could be a sudden need for cash due to the cost of living crisis.

Could be a scam.

Could be....(insert reason)

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20 hours ago, williamj said:

I'm seeing more than one new Leica M6 of 2022 for sale second hand. They are not being flipped for a profit, the sellers are taking a small loss. What do other people think. Is this buyers remorse?

More than one? Wow, two then?

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