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<blockquote data-quote="usayit" data-source="post: 261669" data-attributes="member: 308">I would like one; reminds me of when I shot mainly with the Epson R-D1 w/ all of the necessary controls available on the top plate without the need of the LCD screen; which I had hidden most of the time.* I don't like that its collectible (Of course. I use not collect and I can't&nbsp; afford collectable prices)* I'm not really interested in Stainless steal.&nbsp;&nbsp; Prefer painted black brass.* I don't like that it doesn't have a threaded shutter button.&nbsp; I use cable releases.&nbsp; * I don't like having to look through the viewfinder + button push to check battery and card status.Remember when they released the M6J?&nbsp; Paying detailed homage to the M3 with the more modern internals of the M6.&nbsp;&nbsp; That would be my ideal type of M60 aesthetically.&nbsp; M3 look-a-like with the digital internals.I kinda wished that Leica offered choices in viewfinder in their cameras like they did with film cameras.&nbsp; &nbsp; You get to choose magnification and framelines to match your shooting needs.&nbsp; I can see a full al-la-cart program, finish (grey hammertone, chome, black paint), choice of leather, engraving, magnification, framelines, and finally sensor (Monochrom, etc.).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="usayit, post: 261669, member: 308"] I would like one; reminds me of when I shot mainly with the Epson R-D1 w/ all of the necessary controls available on the top plate without the need of the LCD screen; which I had hidden most of the time. * I don't like that its collectible (Of course. I use not collect and I can't afford collectable prices) * I'm not really interested in Stainless steal. Prefer painted black brass. * I don't like that it doesn't have a threaded shutter button. I use cable releases. * I don't like having to look through the viewfinder + button push to check battery and card status. Remember when they released the M6J? Paying detailed homage to the M3 with the more modern internals of the M6. That would be my ideal type of M60 aesthetically. M3 look-a-like with the digital internals. I kinda wished that Leica offered choices in viewfinder in their cameras like they did with film cameras. You get to choose magnification and framelines to match your shooting needs. I can see a full al-la-cart program, finish (grey hammertone, chome, black paint), choice of leather, engraving, magnification, framelines, and finally sensor (Monochrom, etc.). [/QUOTE]

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