Oliver:
My first M7 died a few years ago when I was photographing in Bodie and the
Mono Basin. I had it replaced under warranty.
The eastern Sierra may have some kind of Leica hex that disables newer
cameras - my 1954 M3 functioned fine on that occasion.
At 01:19 PM 7/8/2005, you wrote:
After 5 days of photographing in the high Sierra, the meter in my non-TTL M6/0.85 is not functioning properly. The right triangle stays lit regardless of the shutter speed and f-stop combination. Both triangles blink when I cap the lens. Changing the battery does not affect this behavior. I did not change the ISO setting when changing film. Is this a common malfunction? Is there any diagnostic and/or remedy short of returning the M6 to Leica? TIA, Oliver
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