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David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
They both fill the same role in the product line -- manual pro-grade
not top-of-the-line body. Dearly identical feature-sets.

Ah, you were talking about marketing. Sorry, when thinking about cameras,
I think about features, controls, etc. And about not whether a Nikkormat or
an FM2 should be called "pro-grade" (both lack a removable viewfinder
with 100% view, which was important to Nikon in those days). The FM2 was
of course Nikon's top of the line fully manual body, because it was the
only fully manual body.


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