Hi Frank and others,
frank theriault wrote:
fun cam!
Yep, very basic. I wanted something as simple as possible for shooting
on colour negatives. Actually I was aiming some MG or ME, but as there
was MV available for cheap at german eBay... now, after a first roll I'm
quite pleased. I just s
Jack Davis wrote:
Oh! I see. I take it, then, that the MV is full auto only, with no
manual settings possible. Mechanical shutter speeds notwithstanding.
That's right. Aperture preferred only.
Place it on Auto, and it will select it's own idea of the correct speed,
based on where you've set t
P. J. Alling wrote:
I don't believe that the MV had any mechanical shutter speeds, just X
and B, sort of like a ME without the +/- 2 stop exposure override.
My MV has a 1/100 sec. speed on it's dial.
Further, it also has a + and - under the rewind dial, where you can set
an under- or overexpo
Yep, manual~mechanical, slip of the keyboard...
Jack Davis wrote:
Oh! I see. I take it, then, that the MV is full auto only, with no
manual settings possible. Mechanical shutter speeds notwithstanding.
Jack
--- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't believe that the MV had an
Oh! I see. I take it, then, that the MV is full auto only, with no
manual settings possible. Mechanical shutter speeds notwithstanding.
Jack
--- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't believe that the MV had any mechanical shutter speeds, just X
>
> and B, sort of like a ME withou
On 10/27/05, P. J. Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't believe that the MV had any mechanical shutter speeds, just X
> and B, sort of like a ME without the +/- 2 stop exposure override.
you are correct, sir.
so basic was this camera that there was no shutter speed display. in
the viewfin
I don't believe that the MV had any mechanical shutter speeds, just X
and B, sort of like a ME without the +/- 2 stop exposure override.
Jack Davis wrote:
Margus,
I'm going to pass along a thought, although I don't own an MV and know
absolutely nothing about them.
The 1 sec. min. shutter speed
I believe that Pentax put a better meter/shutter combination in the MV
than they took credit for, shutter speeds longer than 1 sec. may not be
very accurate however since they weren't guaranteed correct.
Margus Männik wrote:
Hi,
I got an old nice Pentax MV. Everything seems to work fine, but
On 10/27/05, Margus Männik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got an old nice Pentax MV. Everything seems to work fine, but I
> noticed, that by User Manual longest shutter speed should be 1 second.
> My camera gives me also much longer exposures. I tried it at late
> evening with lens stopped
Margus Männik wrote:
I got an old nice Pentax MV. Everything seems to work fine, but I
noticed, that by User Manual longest shutter speed should be 1 second.
My camera gives me also much longer exposures. I tried it at late
evening with lens stopped down to f22, exposure was about 8 seconds and
Margus,
I'm going to pass along a thought, although I don't own an MV and know
absolutely nothing about them.
The 1 sec. min. shutter speed may only apply to a manual setting.(?)
The meter may, however, be able to set an exposure of up to 30 secs.(?)
I'll be checking to see if you find the answer.
Hi,
I got an old nice Pentax MV. Everything seems to work fine, but I
noticed, that by User Manual longest shutter speed should be 1 second.
My camera gives me also much longer exposures. I tried it at late
evening with lens stopped down to f22, exposure was about 8 seconds and
everything tur
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