How Not to Photograph the Stanley Cup with a Leica M6

Michael Zhang

Update on 12/18/21: This video has been removed by its creator. It originally showed a man shooting hockey photos with his lens cap still on his lens.

This humorous video found on the NHL website demonstrates the improper way of using your Leica M6 if you ever have the opportunity to photograph the Stanley Cup.

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