smithdan
Been spending a lot of time on here!
- Joined
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- Southwest Alberta Canada.
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Nicely built and designed compact 35 mm automatic from the '90s with lots of features to compete with the others marketed around then. These were a bit pricey for me then so my pocket camera was a Trip 35, at thrift store prices ($4.50) now I get to play with one.
As usual, test runs to save $$ involve whatever junk film at hand, ISO 400 C41 stuff crossed in D76 1:1.
Lens good, full zoom..
Half way, and a crop..
Full wide at the fabric store, can it see in the dark? Well, pretty good.
Problems with low light auto focus unless I had a finger over the sensor..
Focus override to infinity on one of the many buttons though.
Wasn't a great fan of these expensive critters then, even a good one like this was fooled too easily. This one will sit on the shelf as a representitive of it's type and definitely will go out again when I setup for C41 processing.
As usual, test runs to save $$ involve whatever junk film at hand, ISO 400 C41 stuff crossed in D76 1:1.
Lens good, full zoom..
Half way, and a crop..
Full wide at the fabric store, can it see in the dark? Well, pretty good.
Problems with low light auto focus unless I had a finger over the sensor..
Focus override to infinity on one of the many buttons though.
Wasn't a great fan of these expensive critters then, even a good one like this was fooled too easily. This one will sit on the shelf as a representitive of it's type and definitely will go out again when I setup for C41 processing.