here's how, after waiting over
20 years, I came by my first LX...
Great story, Cotty!
Julie
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Congratulations on your self-enablement. I dreamed about getting an LX for a
couple of years until I got mine in 1990 and now sometimes think a second LX
would be nice to have. I also never thought about ease of turning the
shutter speed dial with just one finger, that just seems to be the natur
It's got the green light - I think it was the LX wink!
Thanks,
Malcolm
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>I have printed C
>I have printed Cotty's e-mail out to show my wife, who loves the MX, and I
>think its time to find out how much they change hands for now!
Dear Mrs Malcolm,
Come on - be a sport: it's only money! You can't take it with you when
you go! Let him have some fun, he's a hard-working guy (he better
>I felt the exact same way the first time I used my LX (which was only last
>April or May). I came from an even darker side... Ricoh! What a
>difference! What a camera! ;-)
There ya go - they're winking at me again!
But this time, I know what they mean ;-)
Cotty
>Moving ahead twenty years or so, I was in a fellow's house looking at a
>couple of lenses, when said gentleman showed me his LX. I fired a few
>frames and was hooked.
>Now, a couple of years later, and with five LX under the belt, I can
>honestly say ;-))
Nice one, Shel, you little wink
I felt the exact same way the first time I used my LX (which was only last
April or May). I came from an even darker side... Ricoh! What a
difference! What a camera! ;-)
Now I have an MX and realize what an awesome little jewel it is too. In my
humble opinion I think these are the best two (m
Ahh ... interchangeable bodies
William Robb wrote:
> I now have 3 of them, and would qite
> happily grab up a couple more, so that
> each of my favourite lenses could have
> its own LX body.
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Shel Belinkoff
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http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/xmas-story.html
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> Great story, Cotty!
> I agree 100%. I still remember the first time I grabbed my LX.
This is the
> sweetest camera of the world.
> And I also came from MX (and from K1000 before). I then
Great story, Cotty!
I agree 100%. I still remember the first time I grabbed my LX. This is the
sweetest camera of the world.
And I also came from MX (and from K1000 before). I then sold the MX, but I
must confess sometimes I miss ther little beauty.
But the LX is just perfect. Yes, perfect.
Somebo
Nice story.
When I bought my first new camera in many years, it was an ME Super.
Even though there was an LX sitting right next to it, looking very
professional and cool, I opted for the MES. Why? Because I didn't know
what the LX was.
Moving ahead twenty years or so, I was in a fellow's hous
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