Actually, I didn't say I needed a robocamera for weddings, what I need is a wrist strap to protect my equipment from getting knocked out of my hands from all the drunks bumping into me, another feature neglected on the MZ-S.
Cameron > That was basically my point. One wonders if it isn't easier (not > saying it is - just wondering) to get a robocamera (obviously not > Pentax) and learn how to take pro sports than some of the other pro > stuff like portraits, products and weddings. > > I was a bit surprised at Cameron thinking he needed a robocamera to > take weddings with. I've shot quite a bunch of weddings and robo > camera features are not an issue. Lighting and quiet are bigger > issues. Big negatives are issues. 10 FPS and high speed AF are not > issues. If I even use my MZ-S I almost always turn off the AF because > I can compose better and focus fast enough without AF. Chasing around > sports stuff, then I leave the AF on. > > If Cameron is either a pro sports photographer or is working towards > it, I hope that he does seriously consider other brands because Pentax > just really doesn't build bodies that cater to that market. > > > Bruce
