You're right Mafud, when I pick up the backup PZ-1p that does not have the grip unit
on it, it doesn't "feel" right, like a totally different camera. Which is why I'll get
another, no matter the cost (unless Microcraft does decide to market their battery
pack.) But, if I can find it cheaper than B&H's price, I'll get it there. Thus, I
toss out my inquiry to the group, to see if anyone knows more than I before I plunk
down my money.
Thanks to all who replied.
Bill Sawyer
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<< But so much money for so little product..... >>
Have you ever missed a shot because you did not have a Grip attached? Ever
switched over to the gripless PZ-1p and felt that awkward, "out of balance"
moment?
That's why you want and need it.
As to cost? You could get more on eBay with a grip* attached than without one.
*You shouldn't underestimate the "cool" factor of any camera wearing a
Grip/vertical release.
MZ-S without VG/booter? A 35mm SLR camera.
MZ-S ~with~ VG/booster? COOL.
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