Artur wrote: > But I've said that it's the manual style, haven't I?:0 What I mean is that > when pressing the button slightly the camera starts the AF and metering. > Continue with the pressing and you'll release the shutter. There's no "stop" > in the middle of the way.
Not true. Both my MZ-S has a soft release that stops distinctly at a certain point and then you have to use significantly more pressure to release the shutter. It is virtually impossible to accidentally release the shutter, In fact, right now I tap the shutter release quite heavily with my finger but the shutter doesn't go off. > > The Z-1p does not. It has touch control release with no feedback. > > I don't really understand the above statement - could you please explain > what you mean? I mean if you touch the shutter release it goes off. I has almost zero throw. I learned here at PDML that in order to avoid accidental releases one should approach the release sideways with your finger. > And a different issue - allow me, Pal, to ask you a question: do you > consider the MZ-S to be the ultimate Pentax AF film camera? It is. Pål
