> Awesome!!! > > Do you want the link so you can reskin it? :-) > > Glad to hear that you have one. I was actually thinking if I could afford > to give one of mine up to a good cause... :-) I was waiting until I got > back home from New Orleans to figure this out. You will soon find out, can > you ever have too many? > > I wish you great luck with it. I have heard the stories of unreliability of > the LX. I have told my story before, but once again - I have five, one > purchased new. I have only seen one with the 'sticky mirror' syndrome, a > used one, the latest one I purchased. Mine have gone in for repair on > occasion, but considering the hard use I give them I don't think it out of > the ordinary, a couple have taken some tumbles with nary a problem. It is > still the first camera I grab whenever I head anywhere. I have the option > of taking a couple of screwmounts to the K100 to the MZ-S in k-mount. In my > case it says something about the LX!
Many thanks Cesar. I hope it will help me with my problem, which is that I have become too picky about cameras. It's not helping me. I bought it from PDML'er Paul Jones, who says he is going to send me a picture in a few days, and the camera a few days after that. I can't wait for either. I've got several other cameras in-house to "test" but I feel the need for an axe of my own these days. I was either an LX or an FM3a. I accept the fact that I'm going to have to "exercise" the camera and maintain it. I think it will be worth it. The only other possibility is that I've finally given up photography and have become a camera collector <g>. I now own five cameras--more than I have ever owned at once! But hopefully only the LX will be in "full rotation." You'll be hearing from me again I suspect, when the LX arrives from Australia. And, as Bob Sullivan pointed out, now I get to do the "LX wink." ;-) --Mike
