On 22/08/07, Tom C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've heard that said before, but what kind of tolerances are we talking
> about?  I would think that's it's not as expensive as it may seem, but is
> used as a value-added feature to raise the price on the high-end bodies.
>
> Not arguing with you, but it just seems to me that everthing has to be
> manufactured to pretty close tolerances already. A slop of 1 - 5% in other
> body parts would mean the thing wouldn't fit together.

It sounds like a well worn argument to me too these days, it may have
been entirely true in the days of the Nikon F.

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