Thanks Ed, looking forward to shooting first test rolls.

Camera is currently posted on Ebay, look for it under user name Bruceb146, listing includes 15 photos, and my rating is 100%.

It's in great shape, takes wonderful photos and I will miss it. I'm selling it to start working with 6X9 Medium Format film. The camera I want is the Fujifilm GWS90III (Fixed 90mm 6X9 camera) - camera and film ain't cheap! With a 6X9 you only get 8 exposures per 120 roll.

I have it listed for $3500 on Ebay, but for this esteemed group the price is $3000 with NO tax, I'll pay shipping. Only selling to the Continental United States.

Please let me know if you have any questions
Thanks, Bruce

$2600 + tax. eBay
$2450, no tax UH
Thanks...

I purchased this camera and lens new in January 2020 - if I've taken 2000 images, that would be
a definite overestimate. It's in beautiful shape - included are all accessories, paperwork and manuals as
sold. This includes the Leica black box it's stored with that includes the camera/lens unit and the drawers
that hold all items, manuals and bags. I also have the original shipping box. House is a non-smoking, no pets environment. As you would expect from a Leica body and a Leica lens - the photos, both B&W and color, are great. I've also used 7Artisan & Voigtlander lenses with very satisfying results.

The link to Ebay w/pictures and more info is:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/275105246908

Please PM me if interested for a SPECIAL DEAL for UH members. My rating on Ebay is 100% and I have sold here before as a long time member. Thanks if interested and please, Be Well!🙏

I'm looking to print out a B&W photo as a housewarming gift, my daughter-in-law picked one of mine out.
She wants a large print, as the house has lots of wall space. Prices are all over the place with National Photo Lab being reasonable, then Artmill being expensive and Whitewall being $$$$.

I'm looking for about 30X40" with a 1/2" gatorboard backing. All recommendations welcome and then I'll check them out. How about Adorama photo?

Thanks....Bruce

Mort, this is from the Leica Forum. Not sure if it works but worth reading. I did just learn that adding lenses manually was added starting with the M9. Also became aware that on my camera, the M246, I can add one lens to each user profile. Bruce

https://sourceforge.net/projects/analogexif/
or
http://photistics.com/

A great camera in fantastic shape. I'm downsizing my kit, sold all my other gear. I've now using a Leica CL. This FZ2500 does everything, including 4K video, 20.1MP sensor, built in ND filter and more options than I've ever used. Please see the pictures below and if any questions, please let me know. Price includes shipping to the Continental USA. The price is net to me, so is you want to use Paypal, you'll have to add the 3% fee. Personal checks are OK, item won't be shipped until check clears. Open to other methods, please no SCAMS. This forum has always been a safe place. If you want to check out my reviews on Ebay feel free. My user name is Bruceb146. Thanks...Be Well everyone. BTW - includes battery, it's in the camera when I took the pictures.

Thanks Jim

It's a business model similar to the one Big Pharma Uses in the United States. We are known at the country with the highest drug prices vs. other countries, such as Canada and others where the same drug is cheaper. Of course it's never that simple, it involves marketing procedures, legal liabilities and corporate influence.
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Nice shot Robert, glad that you recognized it had merit and brought it to fruition with PP.

This was just a surprise. I've seen wonderful droplet reflections done intentionally. I was just wondering what might have cause it this time. Thanks for your comments, appreciated.

Within this picture I'm posting, (taken on a Leica CL with 7Artisan lens, 85mm, F1.4), I was happily surprised to see the reflections of the waterlilies reflected on the droplets from the waterfall in the background. These weren't visible at all in the camera either on the EVF or LCD screen. Is there a way of knowing this is happening in a shot, can you plan for it or is it mostly "shoot and hope"? The photo above is after cropping, and some dodge and burning. Second photo is SOOC. Thanks

Thank all for adding to the discussion. As a further note, I posted the pic on various groups in FB. Within those groups that focused on photography, it received fewer "likes" than those groups that were more generalized in their focus. 📸

Thanks for the educational information,
appreciate it .

Nice use of selective DOF, F1.4?