My main question after reading this very interesting article is:
Why is there no mention of MZ-S digital twin at all?
I thought someone mentioned that the digital version was the main design
priority, with the film version added to spread out the R&D cost.
On Wed, 15 Aug 2001, [iso-8859-1] P�l Jensen wrote:
> The Future Form of 35mm SLR Cameras
> But, by incorporating the new hybrid control
> system and a host of sophisticated features into one!
> of the most compact bodies available today - without any frills or
> gimmicks - we are confident that we have successfully developed a
> truly epoch-making camera, which points to the future of 35mm SLR
> photography. We hope all photographers - both advanced and beginners
> - will take the opportunity to experience the MZ-S firsthand, and see
> and feel the real difference!"
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