> Well, you kept it running good (I know, Chris, "well") for years past its
> shelf life. Eventually you had to put it aside, just like you did the old
> glass plates. <g>
Ahem. I'm actually looking for another large-format camera. I never
did get rid of my film holders.
> Nothing wrong with camera swapping, though. Especially if you've got the
> "good to go" from HQ.
Different swapping. No purchasing just yet. Just thinking about
swapping one of the two OM bodies for the L1 and additn the E-1 to the
mix. It really does need to be taken out and exercised. I do need to
keep the L1 around because it's what I use for the sun/moon rise/set
shots.
> Just FWIW, I think I'd be thinking about that 5D MkIII, though. What with all
> that Olympus glass you have, I'd think the MkIII could do hearty service for
> years and years and years.
That thought does cross my mind. But several factors come into play:
1. The focus screen in the 6D may be better for manual focus of legacy lenses,
2. Built in WiFi and GPS,
3. Mirrorless Full-frame is right around the corner. I don't want to
spend too much money on a temporary camera,
4. Lighter.
The the price of the Mk3 was the same as the Mk2, then I wouldn't even
be thinking about the 6D. But the Mk3 is up in nose-bleed pricing
right now.
I got to fondle a BEAUTIFUL M6. Whimper. Let's see... $1600 for an M6
or a 6D. (M6D?). Decisions, decisions...
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