Your opinion about L-Camera TV

[lalo]

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Hi,

 

I liked it a lot.

It is always good to see what kind of professionalism, resources (time, money, equipment) and commitment some people put into their work.

Like Frank Zappa once said: "..without it, well,.. you cannot have quality then"

 

I just hope and pray that Leica will continue this tradition in the future.

 

Love,

 

Lars

[zeitz]

Could you show us the repair operation, particularly the one in New Jersey? Especially the process to log pieces of equipment, inform the owner of progress, and how the equipment is stored while it is waiting for service? Also show us the parts inventory?

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[hpu]

Andreas,

It is a great site:). I love it, it gives really a good insight and I got (again) a great appriciation for the Leica people.

 

Thanks again.

[David Monkhouse]

Very interesting, more please perhaps on M8

[alun]

Andreas,

 

Thanks -- I enjoyed it and found it informative, although I had to play it via YouTube rather than the forum link -- I just couldn't get that to run fast enough on my machine/connection (so thanks to the OP who originally suggested that).

 

Personally I would have liked a bit more detail, and maybe even a touch more length.

[Paul Sobon]

The first version of L-Camera TV was great. I aquired my first Leica a month ago, and I really enjoyed seeing the pride of the people in the manufacturing as they made the cameras... this would have never come across in a text article. Keep up the good work, looking forward to the next edition.

 

Paul

[IanRW]

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I thought the L- Camera TV was excellent and very interesting lets have more visits to Solms, perhap to the M8 production line.

Regards

Ian

[devtank]

Hi,

 

After we released our first L-Camera TV with our video shoot in Solms we counted 25,000 viewers and many websites linked to it.

L-Camera TV #1 - Does Leica still make MP and M7?

 

We received plaudit and constructive criticism - so L-Camera TV is going to be continued.

 

My question:

How did you like the first video and what are your ideas for the next shows of L-Camera TV?

 

Regards

Andreas

 

I think a little more planning and production values need to be higher. The interview was "stiff" and the people looked like you were pointing a gun at them! Planning planning planning! And liaisons with your subjects!!

[LUF Admin]

I think a little more planning and production values need to be higher. The interview was "stiff" and the people looked like you were pointing a gun at them! Planning planning planning! And liaisons with your subjects!!

 

Thanks for these points - I already learned a lot in the first issue and I'm optimistic the nex ones become better...

Planning is definitely the key...

 

Regards

Andreas

[Irishimage]

Congratulations to all concerning for bringing this to our desktops.

A good start and insight into a wonderful camera.

 

I think the manufacturing process of individual parts (optics-body -housing - internal components etc) would also be very interesting to see.

 

The assembly whilst interesting in its own right,only shows half the picture.

 

Noel

[Mystic]

Thanks for making this video, I enjoyed it and I'm looking forward to see you at the Hessenpark .

[jacobh]

Hello,

Well, because you asked for it; unfortunately I could not view it as it seems to require a very recent Flash version which I do not have and can also not download because I do not use Windows.

 

Jacobh

[Chuckcars]

Very interesting, nice to have the sub titles. How about adding a sequence of long view of the whole plant. That way, we in the USA can get the big picture.

[Rob Durham]

Andreas,

Very enjoyable and informative. A comfort to many of us who are still using film and having fun in a wet darkroom.

[jfmeighan]

Thought it was excellent. Like many Leica owners I suspect, I have never been to Solms so it is fascinating to see a little of how the cameras are made.

 

John Meighan

[gunnarinla]

Hi - just checked it out..!

Did not work well - not well at all...I see others felt it worked well.http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/images/icons/icon4.gif

 

Since I managed to view the EuroVision Song Contest Final in streaming video LIVE (in LA, CA) from Russia for a full 3.5 hours without a glitch enjoying great stereo sound and wide aspect video at a totally no-complaint frame rate...I have to conclude that the technology used was somewhat less than optimal....(the Russians sure did a great job...)

(very humble DSL and not your most current Mac at my end...still, astounding streaming from that Great Nation...)

 

.....U got some tweaking to do as far as I am concerned

[gunnarinla]

....the "warning sign" was supposed to appear where the link to same now appears in my post - I learned something...

(My post about streaming from Russia....)

gunnar

la, ca

[epand56]

shall wish to have an outline for example of the After-Sales Service (ASS) , how it works and which are the technicians or the engineers who work on the workshop with the instruments of control.

 

That would be extremely interesting, seeing how a camera that have to be fixed up is followed by the service folks from the moment it arrives to the moment it goes.

[mingmac]

Im pretty new to Leica and the program is really helpful for me to understand Leica more. I think even though I have used Leica for a long time, i still love to see anything about the brand I love. Thanks for your effort.

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[mathewhayden]

Hello..

I also like it and of course very good effort. I appreciate this good work. I am also very interested to see the factory. Thank you very much friends for your different types of opinions. I also enjoyed it a lot. I think everybody has opinions similar like me.