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> Could be. Its variant the P30n, by the way, is the famed Pentax "Ned".
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Could be. Its variant the P30n, by the way, is the famed Pentax "Ned".
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I own a Super A as well as a P30 and P50. It's true that the (earlier) Super
A is superior to the other two (TTL flash and shutter priority). One thing I
like ablut both P30 and P50 is the very soft release. The P50 has a
beautiful design as well.
Jens Bladt
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However, the bodies have always left me a bit flat. I can't afford an LX so
I started with ME Supers. More recently, the P30T has worked well ...
inexpensive and looks very unassuming to the locals. But I am perplexed
about what is the next step up. I understand the P30
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Dr E D F Williams wrote:
Call it what you like. But the manual calls it programmed AE mode, quite
I guess AE means Automatic Exposure, or sth like that. In general, I
have seen programmed AE, aperture priority AE and shutter priority AE.
The P30 only has programmed AE
I would suggest that it works the same way; that the aperture and speed will
be set automatically in AE mode. But if you have the shutter set below 1/100
it will not be changed - apparently. The P30 film speed is ISO 100 without a
film in the camera. But why not just put one in? Or an empty
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Dr E D F Williams wrote:
I would suggest that it works the same way; that the aperture and speed will
be set automatically in AE mode.
The P30 does not have AE, only P and Manual. In P (even without the
flash) the shutter setting is irrelevant; the camera does
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Dr E D F Williams wrote:
'AE' mode with the P30 is attained by setting the lens to the 'A' position.
That's P mode, as you then have no control of the shutter either. In
the P30 you cannot put the shutter dial to the Program or Auto
position. Are you thinking of the P30t
Hi,
Does anybody have the above combination? I just bought the AF201SA
(thanks Eric) and I expected it to set the aperture and speed
automatically in the P mode; I tried it in near-darkness and, while
the flash worked, the mirror stayed open for a second, so... I don't
have a manual for the P30
In programmed AE mode the camera will be set to 1/100 and the aperture will
also be set according to where you have the switch - Red, Green or Yellow .
But this information applies to the AF200SA since the 201 was probably not
yet on the market at the time the P30 manual was written.
Don
The exposure comp. detents may be 'only' at full stops, but they're not very
strongly detented, or sprung towards the detents. It's very easy to set
them at any intermediate point to get fractional stops of compensation.
regards,
Anthony Farr
- Original Message -
From: Lon Williamson
I've had both of my SuperPrograms tested by the local
crusty old repair guy. Synch on both is very close to
1/90th. I posted to PDML about this once upon a time
and got a fair amount of confirmation from other folks
around here.
-Lon
Alan Chan wrote:
Pentax lied about synch speed. It's 1/90th.
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From: Lon Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 12 June 2003 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: P30 vs. Super program (Super A)?
I've had both of my SuperPrograms tested by the local
crusty old repair guy. Synch on both is very close to
1/90th. I posted to PDML about
I don't think this is the case, Anthony. The
shutter speed curve has a wiggle right at 125th
that happens on flash synch or on manual. To me,
this is no big deal. However, someone questing
for a perfect within a third stop exposure would
probably have to factor it in.
Anthony Farr wrote:
I read
Agreed.
Anthony Farr wrote:
The exposure comp. detents may be 'only' at full stops, but they're not very
strongly detented, or sprung towards the detents. It's very easy to set
them at any intermediate point to get fractional stops of compensation.
regards,
Anthony Farr
- Original Message
Should be Hensel 3200 and 6000 joule packs
- Original Message -
From: Anthony Farr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(snip)
For instance my
Metz 60CT-1 has full power duration of 1/400sec, and the big Hensel 3200
and
600 joule packs I formerly used burned for about 1/100sec at high powers
So, just curious, how quickly do the pentax flashes fully discharge?
eg, 200T, 280T, 200SA, 400T, and others?
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On Thursday, Jun 12, 2003, at 03:33
Exposure compensation detents are full stops.
Pentax lied about synch speed. It's 1/90th.
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. Got two SuperPrograms.
-Lon
Alan Chan wrote:
15 - 1/2000 shutter speeds, synch is at 1/90 (although specified as
1/125)
???
Exposure compensation +/- 2 EV,
Jose Luis Gonzalez Martin wrote:
Thanks to everybody who answered my message about my old P30 camera. Im new
in the forum, and I like it a lot. Some of you recommended me to get a
manual old Pentax Super Program (Super A here in Europe). Is the Super
better enough to get it even having the P30? I like
No, the Super ME is an older one with aperture priority, only.
That was ME. ME Super has full manual also.
regards,
Alan Chan
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15 - 1/2000 shutter speeds, synch is at 1/90 (although specified as 1/125)
???
Exposure compensation +/- 2 EV, continuous, with detents at full stops
1/2 stops as I remember.
regards,
Alan Chan
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as well? I like mine and have a slightly older one, a P30, as well. They are
more automatic than any other cameras I've used over the last 50 years or so
and if I had to buy something else it would be an MZ-S. The P30T as you know
is mostly plastic, but I don't find this a problem. I've never
Thanks to everybody who answered my message about my old P30 camera. Im new
in the forum, and I like it a lot. Some of you recommended me to get a
manual old Pentax Super Program (Super A here in Europe). Is the Super
better enough to get it even having the P30? I like manual SLR, so I would
go
the same)?
I am sure you can evaluate that, Alan, am I right?
I hade the P50 which is the elder brother of the P30. It has brighter and
better viewfinder than the supposed should be good Super A/Program.
Personally, I would not consider any MZ/ZX model if you plan to use manual
focus, except the MZ
Thanks to everybody who answered my message about my old P30 camera. I´m
new
in the forum, and I like it a lot. Some of you recommended me to get a
manual old Pentax Super Program (Super A here in Europe). Is the Super
better enough to get it even having the P30? I like manual SLR, so I would
go
Hi!
I own an old P30t as my main slr camera. I like manual photography; can
anybody tell me if theres another camera now in the market to buy similar
to the P30? Pentax, if its possible. I would like to buy a new one, but
manual (I hate AF...). Give me your opinion. Is the P30t too much old
The only 'current' camera made by Pentax that is manual is the ZX-M (US
designation)
or MZ-M as it's known in the rest of the world. It's inexpensive and
reliable but
probably doesn't have as nice a view finder as the P30, it's been a long
time since
I've handled a P30 so I can't be entirely
Hi!
I own an old P30t as my main slr camera. I like manual photography; can
anybody tell me if there´s another camera now in the market to buy similar
to the P30? Pentax, if it´s possible. I would like to buy a new one, but
manual (I hate AF...). Give me your opinion. Is the P30t too much
Except the viewfinder. Sorry, can't resist.
regards,
Alan Chan
ZX-M would be the closest current equivalent. Also IMO an
improvement.
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Does anyone have these?
Can you tell me what the screen looks like. (is it the diagonally split
prism one?) If you have a service manual to these or to the P30t, ME
Super SE or ME SE please look up the screen part number.
Thanks
L
Levente -Levi- Littvay wrote:
Can you tell me what the screen looks like. (is it the diagonally split
prism one?) If you have a service manual to these or to the P30t, ME
Super SE or ME SE please look up the screen part number.
I have a P30t and the screen is diagonal... But do not have a parts
and
when things get back to normal in a week or so.
The most interesting thing about the whole experiment is that there were
shades of blue in the images. I'm going to pick up some BW film for my P30,
before the shops shut, and have a go at this over the holidays.
Don
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about the whole experiment is that there were
shades of blue in the images. I'm going to pick up some BW film for my
P30,
before the shops shut, and have a go at this over the holidays.
Don
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Long ago, when he was working on the development of colour film, Land did
an
interesting experiment. He took two pictures of the same scene with BW
film, one through a green filter and one through red. The pictures were
then
projected on a screen
Prokudin-Gorskii used a similar method to make color photos across imperial
Russian in the late 19th and early 20th century. His work was chronicled in
a book unfortunately I don't recall the name,
Evan
From: Dr E D F Williams
Subject: The P30 and Land's experiment
Long ago, when he
IIRC that was the same method used by NASA to obtain color photos from the
Mars lander missions.
Bill
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Aihe: The P30 and Land's experiment
Long ago, when he was working on the development of colour film, Land did an
interesting experiment. He took two
I have a third party brand (TUMAX) AF flash for my Z1P. Could I use it with P30 and
old Spotmatic SPII? Thanks.
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Hello!Just run into a P30 (P3) with K28/3.5 in some sort of pawnshop.I was looking for this lens for a long time to replace my A28/2.8.
The camera is in perfect working condition, very clean inside,some paint is missing on the edges of metal bottom plate.The lens is surprisingly totally dust
Hi all,
I've been here, but off the list for a while. Now I'm outside crawling about
taking pictures of flowers, many being only 2-3mm diameter, as usual.
Macro Photography with P30 and P30t:
Equipment: Pentax P30 and P30t, Sigma Macro 50mm, several Pentax lenses with
Soligor macro converter
Mishka,
All it takes is an ebay id to bid, and some perseverance.
I saw this yesterday and never checked the details...just let it float by!
For $46, it is a real deal for the 135mm.
Didn't you want one of those?
Regards, Bob S.
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