No. It's a nice camera. Very nice. It takes great pictures, and covers all but my most demanding requirements. Uhm.... Yes..., it's awkward whenever I have to change its settings frequently in a short time, but otherwise I have no problem with the interface. However, every salesman should advice F70 user to _thoroughly_read_and_bring_along_ the manual anywhere he goes until he's completely familiar with the camera. Unforgettable surprise using the newly bought F70: I upgrade from my F3HP to F70 when my eyes get older. When I just bought the F70, I quickly read the manuals and test some empty shots, but falsely assumed that I have learned all the basics, and leave the manuals at home. Trouble comes unexpectedly when I cannot figure out how to rewind my first roll with it !! :=( Lucky me I was bringing my trusted F3HP along as backup. :=D A couple of more little surprises do occurs, but after that 'inauguration' :=) surprise, I have prepared for it by bringing the manual along with me. On second thought: actually everyone should read and bring along the manual wherever they go until they completely familiar with the camera, regardless the brand and type of the camera. Also... bringing a backup doesn't hurt, if you have one. My 2 cents. Warmest Regards, Januar Rahadi. Bandung, Indonesia.
