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Thanks all. Will report back when I get my hands on this new member of my (too large) camera family! 
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 Originally Posted by mr rusty
Thanks all. Will report back when I get my hands on this new member of my (too large) camera family!
It only becomes too large when it requires moving to a larger house or renovation to the existing one, to accomodate the additional kit...
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Originally Posted by Len Middleton
It only becomes too large when it requires moving to a larger house or renovation to the existing one, to accomodate the additional kit...
Do i hesr a George Carlin quote coming !?!
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Originally Posted by Len Middleton
It only becomes too large when it requires moving to a larger house or renovation to the existing one, to accomodate the additional kit...
I don't see that as a problem. It's somewhat like having kids. As your family grows, you need a bigger place.
The difference between cameras and kid is....
When you find a better camera, you sell or trade the one you got to get the new one.
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A house is only somewhere to store stuff while you go out to buy more stuff...
Who is this George Carlin guy anyway ?
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Picked up the beast yesterday. 
Well pleased. Not a mark on it - Both lenses unmarked and fungus free. I don't think it's seen much action. All seems to be functioning as it should. Only thing I need to do is change the foams in the back door and mirror bumper which are sticky, which shouldn't be too much of a problem.
And it came with a vivitar 283 flash as well!
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my wife doesn't see it this way, unfortunately.
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congrats. have lots of fun with it.
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You need to follow up now with the purchase of an 80mm f1.9 lens if you like depth of field as thin as a gnat's pubes. (Don't know what that means: just read it on a forum somewhere.  )
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<--- Spending the afternoon with a caliper and some gnats. Will get results for Bruse Robbins :P
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