"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Try again. Yours has a plastic lens. Mine has a glass lens by Zeiss.


10 glass elements in 7 groups (includes two elements with three aspheric
surfaces)

At the cost of achromatic aberrations, which you don't know, are corrected
by a pre-stressed plastic lens.


Now that you look foolish, I deliver the final kick to your block-head.
Fuji's
electronics and AF system lags. In addition, the Fugi takes longer to
power up
and takes 1.5 seconds shot to shot, while the Z1 powers up faster and can
manage just under 1 second shot to shot.

On what focus setting?

Both cameras have good optics with the
edge to the fuji. I actually like the S7000, but it's AF system proved
unreliable...much like Canon G1 and Olympus C50. No thanks.

Only in the wrong mode setting do you get AF problems (it doesn't focus).

The Z1 is so usable I'm selling the G2 on Ebay right now. The Z1's
"fastest"
auto focus means it takes more usable shots than many other better
cameras.
I'll be picking up the next gen of the canon rebel next.


Still won't be as good as any of my cameras.

RB

10 glass elements in 7 groups (includes two elements with three aspheric
surfaces)

At the cost of achromatic aberrations, which you don't know, are corrected
by a pre-stressed plastic lens.

Even the finest lens systems fall victim to AA. They are a defining quality
factor for refractors and binoculars, but not much of an issue for consumer
level digital cameras.
You've clearly shown everyone what an idiot you are.

Congrats!

RB

and takes 1.5 seconds shot to shot, while the Z1 powers up faster and can
manage just under 1 second shot to shot.

On what focus setting?

Doesn't matter. The Minolta's is presently the fastest camera for under 1K.

RB

On 01 Jan 2004 04:39:29 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

and takes 1.5 seconds shot to shot, while the Z1 powers up faster and can
manage just under 1 second shot to shot.

On what focus setting?

Doesn't matter. The Minolta's is presently the fastest camera for under 1K.

RB

I buy disposable cameras for much less.




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Doesn't matter. The Minolta's is presently the fastest camera for under 1K.

RB

I buy disposable cameras for much less.

Good for you. Most people buy more camera than they'll ever use. Like this
meathead who's worried about chromatic aberation on a low cost digital.

RB

Good for you. I'm sure it'll make it much easier to bust you for
sex with young boys, since the authorities will be informed as
soon as you drop off your first roll at the local Fotomat.

"Horvath" wrote in message
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On 01 Jan 2004 04:39:29 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

and takes 1.5 seconds shot to shot, while the Z1 powers up faster and
can
manage just under 1 second shot to shot.

On what focus setting?

Doesn't matter. The Minolta's is presently the fastest camera for under
1K.

RB

I buy disposable cameras for much less.




This signature is now the ultimate power in the universe

edge to the fuji. I actually like the S7000, but it's AF system proved
unreliable...much like Canon G1 and Olympus C50. No thanks.

Only in the wrong mode setting do you get AF problems (it doesn't focus).

Wow. You know nothing about cameras. Even with a FAL, AF encounters problems in
ANY mode, varying from camera to camera.

RB