Goodness....I haven't shot that camera since high school....I'll have to "give it a spin" to see....interesting, didn't know there was a difference...I have a few more, however the M3 was the only one that I actually used....
:-)Rocky

Buck,
at the risk of a thread hijack....I just checked...it's a double stroke

:-)Rocky

I just bought a Pentax K-70 this summer. I know its just a point and shoot compared to the equipment that a lot of y'all have but like it. It has an amazing low light capability that I need.
Like the Capt. said. I would love to see the set up that y'all are using to get some of those great photo's that you post here.
Good luck with the new eq. Capt.

Dennis

You could drive down to Southaven, MS Dennis...

Definitely on my to do list Ram.

Dennis

Congrats on your high-end camera, Captain. You have a macro lens for close-up shots to go with it? And a really stable tripod, of course? NOBODY needs anything more sophisticated or more expensive. All the rest is lighting. And composition.
I do recommend tethered shooting for more control, though (computer connected to the camera via cable or WLAN).
I haven't bought a new camera in years. Let us know how you like it.

Really, really nice Leicas, Rocky. Love that M3. I still have a M6 that I haven't touched in 10 years - shame on me!

Peter,
I have 3 Canon cameras that have the capability of tethering, via my Wi-Fi. "I", on the other hand, am sure about "my capabilities"?? I'm sure I'll figure it all out, sooner or later.
Thanks, Capt. Chris

Your pictures are always spot on, Capt. Chris. They make me want more and more...
Not sure why you got that new camera in the first place

...Me neither! I have "lighting & vision" issues as my progressive lenses grow to more powerful and my focusing ability less. Old age sucks!
Best, Capt. Chris