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Bessa III - who would dare buy one?
"RolandRB" skrev i en meddelelse ... http://www.voigtlaender.de/cms/voigt...dih7jzkae.html At this sort of price and knowing the Voigtländer sloppy standard problem for its Bessa II folding cameras then who would dare pay this sort of money for a camera that may not be fit to take pictures with? The front standard of the Bessa III looks more like the Bessa I which locks into place. The Bessa III also focus the same way as the Bessa I using the lens and not some rails. Probably Voigtländer has learned from earlier mistakes. It is also a design made in Japan. They know how to make a camera :-) .....I would feel confident getting this one..... |
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Bessa III - who would dare buy one?
"Max Perl" writes:
The front standard of the Bessa III looks more like the Bessa I which locks into place. The Bessa III also focus the same way as the Bessa I using the lens and not some rails. Probably Voigtländer has learned from earlier mistakes. It is also a design made in Japan. They know how to make a camera :-) .....I would feel confident getting this one..... Made in Japan indeed, as the polemic original poster already knew, the Voigtländer of today has nothing but the name from the German company of same name... for good or bad. |
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Bessa III - who would dare buy one?
"Toni Nikkanen" wrote in message ... "Max Perl" writes: The front standard of the Bessa III looks more like the Bessa I which locks into place. The Bessa III also focus the same way as the Bessa I using the lens and not some rails. Probably Voigtländer has learned from earlier mistakes. It is also a design made in Japan. They know how to make a camera :-) .....I would feel confident getting this one..... Made in Japan indeed, as the polemic original poster already knew, the Voigtländer of today has nothing but the name from the German company of same name... for good or bad. My bet would be that it's for good; very good. All the Fuji rangefinders have been fine mechanically, and the lenses are superb. The only problem is the price. -- David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan |
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