I think there is no contest here---it would be a Super Program or an LX.
Reasons: --- To use the 'double cable release' you need an older
camera that will accept mechanical
cable releases.
Second--- Right after you start using a Bellows you will find that you
want to use a Flash, and in order
to avoid going crazy trying to calculate the exposure compensation, you
need a camera body that supports
TTL flash --- and of the 'old cameras' only Super Program and LX can
handle TTL Flash. which is absolutely critical to getting correct flash
exposures in the macro context.
Dan Scott wrote:
> What would be the soul mate for Pentax's Auto Bellows A?
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