gfen,
The slanted top plate has a dial that surrounds an LCD. By spinning
the dial, you change shutter speeds. Pretty much the same. One
general fault with a true dial like the MZ-5n is that it has a limited
number of positions so you can't set as many shutter speeds - for
example, faster than
On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Bruce Dayton wrote:
The slanted top plate has a dial that surrounds an LCD. By spinning
the dial, you change shutter speeds. Pretty much the same. One
Does this mean this same dial works to control aperature when in Av mode?
That actually was a part of the -5n I wasn't
Pål wrote:
PJ The question is whether or not the MZ-5n/3 has played out it's
PJ role. There's not much you can do with the MZ-5n/3 and still keep
PJ it simple. You can of course update the AF but you cannot have
PJ several AF points without redesigning or complicate the user
PJ interface. I feel
On Wednesday, November 13, 2002, at 11:04 AM, gfen wrote:
Now, if only the MZ-S would start to pop up on the secondary market,
I'm
starting to realize just how little I should be blowing on toys for me
and
how much I should be spending on getting my debt paid off and house
cleaned up... I
Alin wrote:
If not, what will they do for the
5n followers besides offering a very expensive upgrade path to the
MZ-S?
Nothing of course! Pentax never provides direct upgrade paths but leave the customers
unsupported.
Pål
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