Shaun wrote:

> Perhaps another flagship so soon would appear foolish, however, it may be an
> expedient way of recovering some of the development cost that went into the
> stalled MZ-D. Sell the converted (i.e. us) a new 'flagship' SLR essentially
> based on a digital SLR design that didn't fly, while all the while having
> other development plans. 

This is pretty much what some of us were being told by insiders about the MZ-S awhile 
back. The decision to make a film camera (MZ-S) of the digital prototype came out of 
the blue, apparently delayed other slr developments to much internal dismay. 


P�l



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