t> You mean it's a double exposure? The shutter actually opens and closes
t> and opens before the flash fires?
IIRC, it has a default "second curtain" synchro (which is of course a
technical nonsense as the shutter is leaf not focal plane), so it
fires the flash the last moment before the leaf sh
Tuesday, July 16, 2002, 12:53:16 AM, Darryn wrote:
DR> To add to the recent discussion, I've been playing around with a Konica
DR> Hexar for a few months now and believe it's a great camera. However it's not
The Silent mode is said to be more silent than any leica in operation!
Even though it's m
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>
>
> To add to the recent discussion, I've been playing around
> with a Konica
> Hexar for a few months now and believe it's a great camera.
> However it's not
> really pocketable like a
To add to the recent discussion, I've been playing around with a Konica
Hexar for a few months now and believe it's a great camera. However it's not
really pocketable like a mju or some of the others mentioned. It's more like
the size of smallish SLR body. If the abilityHowever it has some great
f
>Apart from the very expensive but superb cameras like Ricoh GR1s (I
>like it! I wish I had the money for it, it costs like a SLR) and
>Konica Hexar (the same money), it's hard to beat the Olympus
>Mju:II (Stylus Epic in usa I think). The lens is really sharp
>(comparable to other good primes) at
In a message dated 7/15/2002 10:00:40 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> So I was almost perfectly prepared to get two shots of the Range
> Rover belching flames from every orifice on the other
> carriageway as we crested a hill.
Range Rover?
Cotty -- please reassure the li
Hi,
Having been caught out a few times recently, I planned ahead
yesterday. I was travelling north along the major route through
the UK and I knew that the British Motorcycle GP was on.
Having the loan of Dennis K's MS-s and 28-70 2.8 (of which more
in a later post) I was prepared for taking pi
>>After the recent discussions about what people carry as a "just in case"
>>camera and one a few weeks back about the "look" of photos from different
>>lens brands (SMC vs. Series 1, etc.) I got to thinking it would be nice to
>>have a P&S with similar optice to my SLR lenses.
AC> I have bough
The pc35af has a good lens. It is not multicoated.
They are rugged little camers.
steve
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> It's brother, the WR90, has a very
> ood reputation. Could be one of the greatest P&S ever. I don't know
> if it is also prone to flare.
>
I've never noticed a tendency to flare on it.
ERNR
My pho
>Does anyone know if Pentax either now or in the past has made a P&S with
>SMC optics? I would prefer a non-zoom model.
>
>After the recent discussions about what people carry as a "just in case"
>camera and one a few weeks back about the "look" of photos from different
>lens brands (SMC vs. S
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