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By: hullyjr,
May 26, 2003
Pros: Very noticeable improvements over the G1.
Zeiss optics now includes the zoom.
Beautiful images.
Cons: Manual focusing.
Inherent rangefinder limitations.
Eats batteries.
Easily scratched.
Bottom Line: If it had true manual rangefinder focusing it would be perfect.
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By: ksievers,
Apr 1, 2000
Pros: Price, sharp optics and precise engineering
Cons: weak flash system
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By: seffern,
Jul 18, 2002
Pros: All the modern technology that I wished for my Leica M6
Cons: AF with not as obvious as expected. No manual focus feedback in the viewfinder.
Bottom Line: If you like Rangefinders and you do not need the "sharpening" of the viewfinder while focussing, then it is a "no-brainer" - buy it.
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By: kirkkotsa,
Jun 29, 2003
Pros: small,lightweight,easy to use
Cons: none really worth listing
Bottom Line: All cameras have their limitations.....for what the G2 can do, it does it with STYLE,SPEED, ACCURACY, and CLASS.
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By: urbansocialist,
Jun 27, 2004
Pros: Sharp Pictures, Setting from mid lvl to expert.
Cons: Flash, Focus is a little iffy
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By: adschachter,
Jul 14, 2001
Pros: Solid construction, nice auto features, sharp optics
Cons: lack of focus feedback, noisy AF
Bottom Line: A quirky but capable 35mm rangefinder.
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