Hi Guys,
Just thought I'd mention - I have an IS3DLX Quartz Date with box, papers
and a BLANK WARRANTY CARD in Mint- Condition. I also have a couple of
the G-40 Dedicated Electronic Flash Units with pouch etc. Please
contact me off list if you are interested.
Regards,
-Bob-
Ken Norton wrote:
>
> > The Is 2 and 3 are the only ones with ED glass, btw. My
> > only other complaint with it is the same w/ all p&s zooms. I can zoom
> > manually a whole lot faster than any of them. so, I'm still debating on
> > buying the camera.
>
> Not true. The IS-1 also had ED glass (same lens as IS-2, I believe). I'm
> not sure about the IS-10 and other variants, but wouldn't be surprised if
> they also contained an ED element. BTW, the ED glass is in only one
> element, according to my IS-3 literature.
>
> The IS series are bridge cameras between the SLR world and the
> camcorder/digital camera world. As such, the T-W buttons are pretty
> standard today and the zooming is fast enough on the IS-3 (which has two
> speed zooming). I just checked and I can zoom from one extreme to the
> other in less than 3 seconds. But the motor does make a racket.
>
> Go ahead, Brad, get the IS-2. It has the improved auto-focus.
>
> Ken
>
> Kenneth E. Norton
> Image66 Photography
>
> image66@xxxxxxx
> (515) 791-2306
>
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