Lord_Snow & LensPast
I’ve just finished restoring a Leica M3, and the exactness of its shutter mechanism got me thinking about how disciplined strategy and mechanical reliability are kind of the same thing—ever notice how those old battlefield cameras were the only tools that could keep their data steady under fire?
Indeed, a camera that keeps its timing steady is like a soldier that keeps his line. Both rely on careful planning and unwavering execution. Restoring that Leica is a reminder that true reliability comes from disciplined work.
Sounds right. A Leica’s just a clock that won’t quit—just like a disciplined guard. Keep that patience, and you’ll never miss a frame.