say if...

[Huck Finn]

I'd choose the body because of the time it takes to change a screw mount lens. I have the 75 & prefer it to the 90 because it is faster & easier to focus, so I would not give it up in favor of the 90.

 

[SolaresLarrave]

<Chanting in a whisper á la Homer Simpson>

Hmmmmm, Joe... Body, body, body...

Ooops! Seller backpedaled? Hmph! No fair...

In cases like this one, pizza heals all wounds!

 

[back alley]

yeah!!!

i'm thinking that if this deal falls through that i'm gonna head out to the store, buy a whole swack of film and just shoot my lil a** off!
and maybe pick up a new camera bag...

joe

 

[back alley]

so the deal is still alive!
i'm waiting on a call or email, not likely tonite but maybe tomorrow.

i decided on the body.

joe

 

[Wayne R. Scott]

Joe,

I like the number 3 apparently, I have 3 4x5's, 3 Bronica ETRs, 3 Nikon SLR's (4 actually), and 3 Contax mount rangefinders.

So bear this in mind when I say that I would get the second body.

Wayne

 

[back alley]

"So bear this in mind when I say that I would get the second body."

i'm not sure why but when i read that line i just started to laugh out loud!

thanks wayne,
joe

 

[That Guy]

Myself, I have both an R and an L. Maybe it's just me, but most of the time I only go out with one body or only carry one. If I'm in such a rush to change lenses out quickly, I take my SLR. It's bayonette mount and I have more glass for it anyway. Perhaps an R2 with a few LTM to M-mount adapters would be more what you're looking for. It would be the most complicated, though and probably cost the most. Sell the R, skip the 90, save all the money, and buy an R2.

My $0.02