RBT cameras

[P3D Marvin Jones <Campfire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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>       Maybe I'm niave, but those seem like professional prices to me. =

$2000 for a camera is a serious investment and one that keeps me out of
that club.  :(  Would be nice to get one, though.  BTW, are both lenses
in synch so that when one zooms in or focuses on an object, both lenses
are exact?  Or does one have to manually adjust the settings for both
lenses...<

I think the problem here is the implicit idea that there are only two
possible types of cameras--the "professional" ones that are designed and
build from scratch by a factory tooled for that purpose, or some amateur
thing done in a corner of the garage by a tinkerer with time on his hands=
=2E
The RBT cameras are "remanufactured" from other existing camera bodies, b=
ut
they aren't some amateur cobble job with a solder line up the middle. The=
y
are professionally produced cameras, expensive but worth it.


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