Make mine 30 years younger and order twoIf I had a backup body, I'd want it to be about 4" taller, 25# lighter and 20 years younger.
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Make mine 30 years younger and order twoIf I had a backup body, I'd want it to be about 4" taller, 25# lighter and 20 years younger.
For portraiture I like to use two cameras at a time... I look confused, imply a technical problem by removing the lens from one camera, and then fire the other camera remotely... works well for the camera-shy.It is really difficult with a backup. It is the M9 I want to work with but a second M9 is out of the question. And when my M9 is up and running the other one will be collecting dust. Still no info when I am having it back, it is now 16 days since it was sent away.
Kurt: Amen!If I had a backup body, I'd want it to be about 4" taller, 25# lighter and 20 years younger.
I have a NEX too. WRT viewfinder, Sean Reid just posted a review of after market Nex accessories, this being one of them:I have to agree with Mark on the NEX5. I have both the NEX5 and M6 as backups to my M9. This week I went on a trip downtown on the train. I took the NEX and M6 and left the M9 at home. The NEX had a Zeiss Biogon ZM 25 f/2.8 on it. It proved to be more useful all around. The M6 was loaded with slide film and I'm sure that I will like those photos best, but the NEX worked inside a dark church and a dark restaurant and outside as well. The NEX would be a lot more useful if it had a viewfinder, but it is a little gem that tucks into the bag and can be most useful.