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Old 1 Week Ago   #1
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New Zeiss Ikon ZM + Lens?

Hi,

do you know any shop in Europe that are selling a ZSeiss Ikon + lens kit in a special (low) price? I think some years ago there was a shop in Germany... but I don't remenber which one...

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http://www.idealo.de/preisvergleich/...kon-zeiss.html

http://www.fotoversand-afa.de/digita...eiss/index.php

The Ikon Superwide is down to 299 by the way.
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thank you Bile!
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Is the only difference between the ZM and SW (Superwide) is the lack of a viewfinder on the latter? How could that account for some ~$800-1000 difference?
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the viewfinder is the major reason why I have ZM. :P
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Is the only difference between the ZM and SW (Superwide) is the lack of a viewfinder on the latter? How could that account for some ~$800-1000 difference?
Try building and coupling a parallax-compensated range/viewfinder...

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Try building and coupling a parallax-compensated range/viewfinder...

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And some (me) would argue they should have spent a little more and made them work a little better than they do.
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And some (me) would argue they should have spent a little more and made them work a little better than they do.
The RF/VF of the ZI is better than the meter readout...

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If I was shooting superwides on 35mm, then a ZI SW at 299 Euros sounds like a great deal. My Zeiss Ikon is at the top of my list of cameras I never should have sold.

Although for about the same, you could get a Bessa T, which has the range finder, should you need it.
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