I *think* he meant the Z-5 from the same series as trhe PZ-1p, not the
ZX-5.
I have a zx-5n and a pz-1p. Looking at the specs of the z-5, I'd
probably go for it over the zx-5n. It's better specified in every
category, plus I like the feel of the pz series better. I'd *definitely*
go for it if it'll take the grip and if the shutter release feels like
the pz-1p. I'm not sure how I feel about that silver finish.
Good luck finding one though. I don't ever think I've seen a used one.
tv
Mark Erickson wrote:
>
> I have a ZX-5 and I really like it a lot. It is missing two useful features
> as compared to the ZX-5n: Auto-bracketing and depth-of-field preview. It
> is pretty easy to manually bracket exposures. If you ever intend to use a
> gradient filter for landscape work, depth-of-field preview is a must-have,
> and I really miss it a lot. I'd buy a ZX-5n over a ZX-5 specifically for
> the DOF preview.
>
> --Mark
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