Leica M6 Review 

*pretends to not be hurt*

Ha! It's going to be so strange to let go of mine

Come on, don't be like that.

I thought we were Matt Baes *bu dum tss*

+Matt Day M6 is just an overpriced gadget for the Leica elitist, The Minolta CLE will kill it on any level is way cheaper and has a lot more to offer. There's a reason why minolta got into a big fight with Leica basically making a better camera then the M7 and less then half the price with the exact same lenses. The more you know, Leica is overrated and overpriced.

Amazing! Glad you're enjoying it

NegativeFeedback Selling that M6?

I think that’s pretty much how a lot of film photographer feel about this channel

If only instruction manuals could be as detailed and thorough as that

Thingy on the thingy and turn the thingy hahahahaha

Lol haha

Timothy Ditzler couldn't have said it better

A year late, but I agree. When I was younger we'd watch 411 skate videos and then head out for hours. Now I watch Negative Feedback and immediately load my F100

even pure crap....what a waste

Hi! Try out Canon AE-1. Good investment, great performance and fun to use.

I think the Nikon F3 is better value than the Leica and produces excellent quality images

If you have ever shot a dslr, or have nikon glass beforehand, nikon f100. It may not be the aesthetic you expect for an analog camera, but the results and value is top notch

@@rullestaden As a Leica M6 and F100 owner, I would definitely recommend the F100.

Tim Palman heyyoooo

*dab*

I like you, my type of humor

rest in rip

get out

Awesome! Glad you're enjoying it

I think the biggest benefit of using a fully manual film camera, rangefinder in particular, is that it forces you to become a much better photographer over time, from seeing and working with light to previsualising a composition, to knowing how to work on nothing but the simplest cameras and trusting your choices will work. Ever since shooting film more and more (now 100%), my skill as a photographer before even thinking about cameras and lenses has increased a lot.

"We in da buildin" - Mike Janik

Alex Rodriguez someone got it ;

OH IT'S LIT

I knew you would reply to that comment Mike XD

Carlos Ramos turn up for olympus om-1!! Ayyy

Chyea boi

There's quite a lot of reasons really, It slows me down since every photo costs, which makes me think harder about the photos that I take, so I often end up only taking the photos I like as opposed to digital where i'll just snap away and spend hours editing out the photos that I wouldn't have taken. The look is great and is something that I found myself trying to replicate with my digital photos. With larger format film cameras the potential resolution is actually far greater than a digital camera, so there's more scope to print bigger. It's just a work process that I really enjoy and I like the physical aspect to it, and I definitely appreciate spending less time editing my photos.

Thanks! It is something I definitely want to at least try, what is your opinion on the Holga 120N? It's the cheapest film camera that I see online and looks decent to try and get into film shooting

Thanks alot! this is a great community haha, I think I might start out by simply looking around thrift stores for a 35mm to try it out that way.

madeline kess this defo needs an answer!

Awesome! Glad you're enjoying it

Olympus 35DC or Canonet 17

I'm not really interested in the technical part to be honest, just if it takes pictures and how they look like, and I think that would be a great philosophy to try and pass on - also like you said, there's plenty of other places where you can learn about all of the specs.

Thank you so much!

hi gives film rolls to the lab for develop. after that lab develop and scans the negatives, later send them to george. He crops in lightroom and done. that's all, i guess.

Awesome, glad you like it!

NegativeFeedback also, just found out you were the guy who took the pic of the housing estate with England flags and horses, any way for me to buy a print of it?

Bayeux, say we sent you in and they should give you 30% off, they're so much better than eye culture, not only on customer service but also the quality

never mind.. i found out.. it doesn't

Portra 400/160, Fuji proplus 200 - I really love the tones from the proplus but no where stocks it in the UK, I bought some when I was last in America

It's not really a portrait camera, you're probably better off with an SLR like the Pentax 67, not to say you can't use the mamiya though

NegativeFeedback I've thought of one of the Pentaxes. But I know it's a beast as a walk around. Plus multiple versions. 67 version with MLU seems the most logical.