> Those who know it well, would just as soon have the ME Super. Well, yes and no, Bob. If the user just wants to take manual focus photos, then there is likely to be no interest in the MEF over an ME Super. However, if the user has any historical interest, or happens to like the novelty (and somewhat limited usefulness) of focus confirmation (or of autofocus with the AF 35-70/2.8), then there may be some MEF interest shown.
> The ME-F takes 4 batteries, not 2, and seems to eat them > regularly. Yes, it does take 4 button cells, not 2. However, it is my experience that it doesn't use 'em up at an obviously faster rate, if the extra focus functions (including the sound function) are not being utilized. > The plastic battery door seems to be broken on about half of them. It is often broken on the typical "eBay special", but probably not as often as are the battery holder latches on MX winders - <g>. > And the extra electronics jammed into the camera have got to be a > liability over time. No argument there, I guess... Fred - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
