Hi Bruce,
pardon me but I would like to know: what does the PZ-1p do when you take the aperture 
ring off A? The only camera of the same generation I have owned was Z-20 and with it 
you could control the aperture on the lens also (IIRC).
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen

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L�hett�j�: Bruce Dayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Vastaanottaja: Artur Led�chowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
P�iv�: 28. joulukuuta 2001 19:55
Aihe: Re[4]: Aperature Ring On MZ-S


>Artur,
>
>Certainly to each his own.  I have owned/used the following Pentax
>bodies: MX, SuperProgram, ZX-10, ZX-M, PZ-1p and MZ-S.  Of the bunch,
>the *only* Pentax that doesn't use the aperture ring for aperture
>priority is the PZ-1p.  I have used a ZX-50, and because of lack of
>aperture coupling (crippling it for older lenses), it requires pushing
>the shutter collar back and forth.  However, it doesn't have a
>dedictated control for aperture vs. shutter, making it extremely
>clumsy for manual mode.
>
>I suspect that since I have come from a long line (including Canon,
>Olypus and Nikon) of aperture ring lenses for many, many years, I do
>not find using the aperture ring as a problem.  When I had my PZ-1p's,
>I did use the thumb dial, but did not find it inherently superior to
>the other method.  Just different.
>
>I hope that in the future Pentax releases a camera that fits your
>style.  However, other than lower models, I suspect that the future
>has been shown by the lack of success of the PZ-1p.  With digital
>looming, we may not really see much of anything beyond the MZ-S.
>Perhaps the rumored LX II?  But that certainly will not function like
>the PZ-1p.
>
>Good luck in your quest.
>
>
>Bruce Dayton
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