Justin wrote: > Nope. Minolta's 800si can be programmed to leave it out when rewound. > It's a Nikon thing. > I would be willing to bet that Minolta is paying for the use of that patent. To use the patent of another you must have their permission and as a rule they want money for the use of said patent. If they wanted to be an a**hole they can deny you permission to use their patent no matter how much you are willing to pay. The really strange thing here (as another poster pointed out) is that Nikon and Canon are both owned by the same company! Dickson wrote: > Does anyone out there have first-hand experience with the DA20 "Action > Finder" for the F4, or I guess on any other F body for that matter. I attended the Nikon school a couple of years ago and the Nikon service reps brought a table full of the newest Nikon goodies and for about 5 minutes (under the watchful eye of a service rep) I got to play with the F4 and DA20 finder with the 20-35mm AF Nikon zoom and it was FANTASTIC!!! I have dreamed of having that camera and finder to do all my macro work. Maybe one day I will save enough money. Just by chance does anybody want to talk about trading a mint N90s with MB-10 and MF-26 data back for an F4? Bobby Flippo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
