My Elan IIe's ECF is very reliable, I think results vary from individual, or
one camera body to another.
The Elan 7e has a shiny (almost slippery) black finish. I liked the matte
finish of the IIe, although I would agree black is a preferred color.
The 7e is too small to be a real camera.
The 7e grip is cheaper, but did you notice that extra $150 you paid for the
body?
And that white light.....ugh!
By fixing the flash did you mean that the 7e's built0in flash is E-TTL?
I've already decided to buy a second EOS 3 if/when I get rid of my IIe.
Tom P.
>From: "jjiimm " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 6:23 PM
>Subject: EOS There Is A Better Choice Then A 10S
>The Elan 7e compared to the Elan 2e is as follows...the 7e simply
>kicks the 2e's ass (sorry, butt)...the 7e's eyecontrol works for me
>80 percent of the time...the Elan 2e's worked 20 percent of the time.
>The 7e autofocuses faster and surer. I believe the 7e's metering is
>better, the 7e is much quieter. The 7e's auxiliary grip is cheaper.
>The 7e has built in diopter adjustment. The 7e does not have that
>hokey silver finish.and.here it comes kids...Canon with the 7e is
>FINALLY getting its flash system to work...Praise Be To God!
>The Elan 7e needs the Elan 2e's built in, near infrared, focus assist.
>this would bring up the eyecontrol to working 95 percent of the time
>I bet! And the 7e needs some kind of data bank system where each
>frames data can be stored on a couple of (otherwise blank) frames or
>between the frames (is there enough room?) or on some kind of
>removable flash card.come on Canon get with it or even better yet.
>build a affordable 645 with changeable backs (Polaroid and digital)
>that uses L Series Image Stabilized Ultrasonic lenses...nirvana
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