It is, as everyone here says, a lovely looking camera. And, a real rangefinder, too boot. With manual metering available! And, it takes m-mount lenses.

That is way kewl.

Ironic that Leica said, "The M platform can't do digital. It'll take us four years to do a digital rangefinder!" I think that it was four years, anyway - it was some god-for-saken figure like that.

Whatever Leica said, Cosina trumped them big time on this one, eh? They're already making m-mount lenses that are impressing all but the finickiest of Leicaphiles, at a fraction of the price of German glass. Now this. Hmmm....

cheers,
frank

"The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer




From: Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Digital Rangefinder Imminent
Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 07:27:06 -0800

Well, we don't really know, do we, although I'd tend to
think that Epson/Cosina wouldn't mislabel the function.  I
looked at the angles and wondered the same as you ... I
guess we'll just have to wait for some more information to
be absolutely certain about the features and functions of
the camera.  Perhaps a full review will be forthcoming.

Christian wrote:
>
> Not necessarily. If you look at the angles, there is no way the lever could
> be the on/off switch unless it is geared inside to move the on/off thingy in
> the opposite direction. The on/off is the little lever in the front. I
> think the "film advance" lever is used to cock the shutter as you originally
> stated...



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