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How about this thing in your living room?
A Copenhagen junk dealer has two of these up for sale at around 400 $ each.
I am afraid the fittings do not match the chrome of your Leica collection; it is made from aluminium and silver painted metal.PS: I don't know the price of the chandelier
-- Niels H. S. Nielsen (nhsn@ruc.dk), September 03, 2001
So THIS is the source of that Leica glow...;-)
-- Tse-Sung Wu (tsesung@yahoo.com), September 03, 2001.
Niels:Is that USD or Euro? :-)))
-- Jack Flesher (jbflesher@msn.com), September 03, 2001.
Hi, Niels:No matter the currency it would be nice to have one in the living room but I can't use the opportunity this time.
But I want to congratulate you for your picture which did capture the Leica light !
Have fun
-Iván
-- Iván Barrientos M (ingenieria@simltda.tie.cl), September 03, 2001.
Buy film, much more fun!
-- Haim Toeg (haim_toeg@bmc.com), September 04, 2001.
Does it cast nice out of focus shadows? Was it made in Wetzlar, Solms Canada, (or perish the thought) Portugal? So much to think about - clearly worth much more than $400 to any self respecting Leicaphile...
-- Robin Smith (smith_robin@hotmail.com), September 05, 2001.
I think that the older generation of Leica lights had better bokeh, but caused more flare.I hope nobody starts a thread about how Nikon lights can't hold a candle (pun intended) to the Leica lights. ;-)
-- Al Smith (smith@msn.com), September 05, 2001.