stompyq wrote:
Build quality, ease of use, easier focussing and framing with matching finders, very very precise, much much better film flatnes.... the list can go on. The best thing would be to handle one
Wow sounds like there are a few differences.
Overall I gotta say though, that other than having to reframe for a multi panel pano along with the disadvantage of moving objects while reframing, I can do a similar job with my D300...
