I think you have brought up an intertesting point. I have the feeling that
the general public (less discriminating consumers) would usually go for
cheaper models when all they wanted was a camera to shoot. However, when
talking about top end models (MZ-S in this case), the consumers are usually
more advanced and critical, or at least expect more. That's why they are
willing to pay significantly more.
regards,
Alan Chan
>Jens,
>True. My wording was too harsh (which seems usual for me these days,
>unfortunately. Too much stress). I should have specified that this is just
>for me...for my uses, any camera with a .92, .75x finder joins the large
>group of products aimed more or less at less discriminating consumers who
>aren't as aware of subtler features of camera design, which include such
>things as the viewfinder and shutter lag, rather than the much smaller
>group
>of more discriminating veteran photographers who *do* notice such things.
>But this is only from my point of view. Otherwise the MZ-S seems excellent
>in very many ways, and I imagine many PDML'ers will be happy with one.
>
>Which brings to mind...I wonder who will be first on our block to buy and
>own one? |;-)
>
>--Mike
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