In a message dated 09/28/1999 12:17:49 PM EST, msvphoto@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> A Leica from the 50s or 60s can capture just as good an image as an EOS3n
or F5...let's not forget it is just a light-proof box with a shutter really.
>
> I haven't a clue what titanium has to do with picture quality, can
> anyone fill me in here?
RUGGEDNESS, Robustness, Build-Quality, whatever you like to call it.
I like the idea that since all I'm really carrying is just a "light-proof box
with a shutter"
that my light-proof box is titanium, rather than plastic, which probably
protects the elctronics, shutter mechanism, et al, better. And so, if all
other parts are undamaged, there IS a real chance of better picture-quality,
IMO.
George S.
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