I actually just gave away my Zero 2000 about a week ago. I also had
one of the original 2000 made, and though I liked the lightness,
roll-film ease and wide angle, I could never -- ever-- see the frame
numbers on that dark red frame counter. A real problem for me. Don't
know if that was ever corrected on later versions. I had to put the
camera in direct sunlight, or literally shine a light on it, to be able
to read those numbers and, of course, risk fogging. A serious design
flaw, and so it sat on my shelf forever, until I gave it away. Someone
else is very happy with it now, though. But that's not a bad price on
Ebay...
Diana
On Oct 14, 2004, at 10:08 AM, Andy - Warwick wrote:
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
> ViewItem&category=4204&item=3845610026&
> rd=1
> just thought you might want to know....
> regards
> Andy Schmitt
>
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