Call me heretic, but you might want to look at the manual Ricoh 
bodies.  The XR-2 is particularly impressive, and typically sells for a 
nominal amount.

AFAIK, all of the manual Rioch have mirror pre-fire via the self 
timer.  One your set the time the mirror filps, the lens stops down, the 
body counts off and then fires.  It's similar to the 2 second mirror 
pre-fire in the Pz-1p and Mz-S.  If you are on a budget, it's a serious 
option to consider.

- MCC

At 10:52 AM 8/24/01 +0100, you wrote:


>Hi all.
>
>Fist a little rave. I just got an sc-69 and an se-60 for my LX, and they 
>do make a very significant difference indeed! Quite bright, and very sharp.
>
>However, one downside is you now see all the crud on the top screen, and 
>the dust on the underplate  much more clearly than before. Damn!
>
>Has anyone ever cleaned these plates? I'm reluctant to go at them, as I 
>dont know what they are coated with, so alcohol based stuff might be out. 
>Anyone any ideas?
>
>Thanks
>
>T.
>
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