Yes, that's exactly the case - Canon has used belt drive in EOS 100,
5 , 50 and now in 30. It really keeps the noise to minimum but I
think it is not as durable as geartrain since even Canon kept the
latter in the EOS-3 and EOS-1V. They are fine in machines that do not
see extensive use (though I must have put a thousand of rolls of film
through my batterred EOS 5 and it still works)
Regards
Jarek
Alan Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał / wrote:
> >You have repeated it several times that features like faster
> >motordrives are only to be found in much heavier cameras. However
it
> >is possible to built a lightweight camera with fast film transport:
> >the Canon EOS30 - no matter how crappy it is in terms of build
> >quality when compared to the MZ-S - delivers 4 frames per second -
> >film advance is quiet; film rewind is silent.
>
> AFAIK, the EOS 5 uses belt drives to achieve this goal. Is EOS 30
the same?
> Not that I don't like this design, but somehow I trust the old
fashion gears
> designs than belts (subjective feeling btw).
>
> regards,
> Alan Chan
>
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