Mine would be an LX with full range (4sec - 1/2000) mechanical shutter and a
spot meter.
Christian Skofteland
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From: Mike Johnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
That's it. That's my perfect camera. Anything I left out?
--Mike
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My perfect camera would be my Pentax 67 with the meter from the LX
somehow transposed into it. Yeah, I know, that's asking a lot. :)
I'm very happy with my 67 just the way it is, though. I had kind of
hoped that the metering prism from the 67II would fit on my 67 and give
me spot metering,
On Tuesday, November 27, 2001, at 02:30 AM, Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
Well I have read that 10K ppi will record the grain pattern.
Depends on the film. 4000ppi resolves the grain in Provia 400F and RSX
II 200 quite nicely.
-Aaron
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Mike wrote:
Apparently the hot rig is the Canon EOS D30 with Canon's 100-400 Image
Stabilizer lens. It becomes a 160-640mm lens on the D30, and more than
one person I asked SWORE that they could handhold 640mm with it.
Several wildlife photographers are so crazy about this rig that they've
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Mike Johnston wrote:
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That's it. That's my perfect camera. Anything I left out?
Well, how many megapixels?
:-)
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In a message dated 11/26/2001 4:21:46 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
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This is the WORST sort of mental masturbation, but this is what my all-
time
perfect camera would be like:
It would be built by Pentax to the same high standards as the Spotmatics
(with
There goes the dream ... GDR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes of his dream canera:
That's it. That's my perfect camera.
Anything I left out?
And Ed replied:
Re: Anything left out? Yes - autofocus capability.
Sometimes my 67 year-old eyes need it.
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Shel Belinkoff
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It would be built by Pentax to the same high standards as the Spotmatics
(with the same kind of cosmetic durability--more old Spotties look better
[snip]
Finally, it would have only one new feature--a small button next to the
shutter button that would act a spotmeter and exposure lock in one, a
In a message dated 11/26/2001 6:26:07 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's it. That's my perfect camera. Anything I left out?
It would be digital.
;-)
Cotty
C'mon, Cotty - no one said the damn thing had to be practical :-)
Best regards,
Ed M.
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I 'd like something much like my ZX-5n, but ...
silent,
alloy body,
weatherproof,
110% viewfinder (so I can see what's coming--as Shel does with his Leica),
user-adjustable readout brightness,
user-changeable screens,
selectable autofocus points,
trap focus.
Able to take Contax as well as
On 26 Nov 2001, at 15:14, Mike Johnston wrote:
That's it. That's my perfect camera. Anything I left out?
Does it serve martinis?
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Well, how many megapixels?
I don't know. Just for the record, how many megapixels are there in a 24x36
film frame? More than in an APS sized digital?
Mafud
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Re: Anything left out? Yes - autofocus capability. Sometimes my 67
year-old
eyes need it.
What Ed M said
Mafud
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In a message dated 11/26/01 5:39:51 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Well, how many megapixels?
I don't know. Just for the record, how many megapixels are there in a
24x36
film frame? More than
A mint black spotmatic F motordrive
with a mint SMC Takumar 50mm F1.4
mounted on it.
or maybe a 35mm F2.0 SMCT...
or maybe a 85mm F 1.8 SMCT...
JCO
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