Hello again Catus Maximus and Tiny Thank you for another Great Video. I have never seen the insides of a camera. That was interesting to say. Thank you again.
Leica lens are highly prized. The glass is top notch. This camera was more expensive than the typical cameras of that resolution on the market those days. It's a shame you disassembled a working camera of that quality. I know you are not going to reassemble it. I think you should consider taking apart non-working devices in the future. You are just creating more waste in the world. It could have at least have been recycled. Now you have a mess to throw out in the trash just to make a youtube video. I think this is irresponsible.
Fun teardown! I have a 90's 35mm Pentax compact camera with a 140 zoom if you are interested (for free) for a teardown. Not so much my full size 35mm or digital one, both almost useless but nice machines.
Lie- kaa. Some of the best glass in the world . They had 2 or 3 point and shoots of their own, then decided to leave that market, and make stuff for others, then had Matsuisha (Panasonic) make them. I had a c2 zoom in about 1999.
Dude, you've kill me with that leica mispronunciation lol
Hello again Catus Maximus and Tiny
Thank you for another Great Video. I have never seen the insides of a camera. That was interesting to say. Thank you again.
Wow what a Brute!!
Nice video, I had a some Panasonic Lumix camera's back in the day. What was the total count on screws you removed?
Is the IR cut filter glued on?
Do you put them back together?😮
Leica lens are highly prized. The glass is top notch. This camera was more expensive than the typical cameras of that resolution on the market those days. It's a shame you disassembled a working camera of that quality. I know you are not going to reassemble it. I think you should consider taking apart non-working devices in the future. You are just creating more waste in the world. It could have at least have been recycled. Now you have a mess to throw out in the trash just to make a youtube video. I think this is irresponsible.
Fun teardown! I have a 90's 35mm Pentax compact camera with a 140 zoom if you are interested (for free) for a teardown. Not so much my full size 35mm or digital one, both almost useless but nice machines.
Lie- kaa. Some of the best glass in the world . They had 2 or 3 point and shoots of their own, then decided to leave that market, and make stuff for others, then had Matsuisha (Panasonic) make them. I had a c2 zoom in about 1999.