> > My feeling is that if you are really trying to be quiet, neither one > > will be. You need a manual wind camera with a quiet shutter. > > Better yet, a rangefinder camera, with a leaf shutter...
But there aren't any for me, really... :-) In my Contax G1 I dont like the fact that I can't really focus manually. Bessas are waay to loud and vibration-prone. I cannot afford a Leica, nor a Hexar RF. Older cameras (such as wonderful Canon P I once had) don't have meters built in, and I can't live without a meter. Minoltas 7sII and Canonets have too squinty viewfinders and too short rangefinder baselenght. So I'm left with an SLR. I guess... I know a SLR cannot be as quiet as a rangefinder (though some are quieter - e.g. a MX or an Olympus OM are quieter and better damped than a Bessa R), but I'd like to be able to focus without the need for recomposing every shot. More important than quietness is the question of vibrations caused by the mirror slap. How do these two cameras (MZ-S and Z-1p) compare? Regards, Lukasz PS. It's good to be back on the list :-) ***************r-e-k-l-a-m-a************** Chcesz oszczedzic na kosztach obslugi bankowej ? mBIZNES - konto dla firm http://epieniadze.onet.pl/mbiznes
