Hi David: Thanks for running the poll of member countries. Just a thought here - it may be interesting if this List would run another poll to ask the members their current %film vs %digital usage, and maybe they will state their camera types. This thought was precipitated by this news blurb: "Last year, Americans sent 11.8 billion photos via email, compared with 2.6 billion in 2000. By 2009, this number is projected to grow 22%, to 25.7 billion pictures, according to IDC, an Internet technology research firm." I can see people shooting film who cannot afford the DMR Back but wish to utilize the stellar qualities of the Leica lens line-up. On the other hand, many people use digital point-n-shoots as secondary cameras for family gatherings and other spontaneous social or street photography situations. In my humble experience, I shoot film (35mm+120/220) when I want to get the best out of my equipment, and digital when I want to document technical/medical subject matter quickly for work, and when my family + friends get together and we want to share pictures online. Sadly, I do less of the former than the latter, which in my mind is "real" photography. My own percentages are 65%-70% digital, 20-25% 35mm film and 10-15% medium format. For 35mm I shoot only Leica/Rollei. For digital I like the Fuji S1 Pro even tho' it has a low pixel count - good enough for work-related documentation and insertion into Microsoft WORD doc's. One fine day when - money flows from heaven upon the plane beneath - I will get into the digital CanoLeica lens paradigm. (BTW - I stopped playing with the cell phone's digital camera - at VGA quality, it still best left for teenagers living in their eternally youthful world. However this will change rapidly in the next few years. I hear SONY ERICSSON already has a 3 MP camera with a Carl Zeiss lens! ~ Eric Chan in Silicon Valley ------ Unsubscribe or change to/from Digest Mode at: http://www3.telus.net/~telyt/lrflex.htm Archives are at: //www.freelists.org/archives/leicareflex/