fellow pug-sters-
i'm thinking of getting some really cheap cameras for my twin nephews (12
years old, combative, obnoxious-they really remind me of myself at that
tender age)
they know that i take plenty of pix and have expressed some interest (when
they're not being combative, obnoxious
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> Subject: Re: mamiya/sekor screw mount camera bodies
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> fellow pug-sters-
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> i'm thinking of getting some really cheap cameras for my twin nephews (12
> years old, combative, obnoxious-they really remind me of myself at that
> tender age)
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Robb
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> fellow pug-sters-
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> i'm thinking of getting some really cheap cameras for my twin
nephews (12
> ye
At 18:29 28-10-2001 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > frankly, i'm trying to keep my purchase in the $25-$35 range. if i spent
> > more, i would only be disappointed when i see my nephews using
> > their "new"
> > camera as a football or hockey puck, or weapon of foolary that could only
> > app
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i'm thinking of getting some really cheap cameras for my twin nephews (12
years old, combative, obnoxious-they really remind me of myself at that
tender age)
You may try Fuji cameras of the same era. My brother had one and pawned the
50 mm standard to my father so he could have the inferior Tak
M/S lenses were middle of the road and only the SX lenses have the pin. They
are for the DSX/MSX open-aperture metering bodies.
JeffW.
> The Mamiya lenses are pretty crappy (I don't think Mamiya
> actually made their 35mm cameras and lenses, BTW). Also, if I
> recall correctly, they have some so
ns mount that prevents them from being mounted on any
> other screw mount camera.
> William Robb
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In a message dated 10/28/2001 7:19:14 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
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> The Mamiya lenses are pretty crappy (I don't think Mamiya
> actually made their 35mm cameras and lenses, BTW). Also, if I
> recall correctly, they have some sort of locking pin extending
> from the
In a message dated 10/28/2001 7:56:38 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
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> I believe Vivitar had a hand on making some mamiya lenses.
Check on that. In the time of the screw-mount Mamiyas, Vivitar was merely a
marketing brand name owned by the Berkey Marketing Corp. I
My first SLR was a used Mamiya Sekor 1000 DTL and it served me very well
for more than five years and at least 1000 rolls of film. It's a sturdy
workhorse with a good meter that can be set to either spot of averaging
configuration. the 1000 TL is averaging meter only but is equally tough.
The 500
>The Mamiya lenses are pretty crappy (I don't think Mamiya actually made
their 35mm cameras and lenses, BTW). Also, if I recall correctly, they have
some sort of locking pin extending from the lens mount that prevents them
from being mounted on any other screw mount camera.
>William Robb
Sorr
There is an M/S 500DTL on EBay Bin $34.99
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1290716392
James
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> Subject: RE: mamiya/sekor screw mount camera bodies
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> I believe Vivitar had a hand on making some mamiya lenses. I am sure JCO
> will chime in to extoll the virtues of one particular lens that he favors
> over the SMCT 20mm. The pin you ment
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