Andreas W wrote:
> But yesterday I found a dealer who had several second hand E1:s, each
> at a fourth of what the PB-E2 costs new. Now, finally, my question:
>
> Are there any major problems with the combination EOS 3/Booster E1? I
> know that the booster lacks the button for focus point selection, but
> I don't consider that a major problem. How about exposure lock?
As you probably know, the PB-E1 has an exposure locc button, so this is
not a problem. However, as a user of an 1N with PB-E1, I have to admit
to have cursed the thing more than once for not having a second main
dial. This is rather inconvenient at times. At a forth of the price for
an E2 it seems like a good deal, though. Besides the AA batteries it
takes, it also greatly reduces the mirror blackout time, which is a
great plus IMHO.
Thomas Bantel
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