Sorry Paul, I was out for the weekend but glad to see Keith gave you a complete picture on meter and CRF. Personnally I don't care about having a meter for these old RF cameras. I want a stable shutter, I take note of the tested speeds for a camera and write it done on the camera (well, on a tiny piece of paper scotch taped on the camera) and use either f16 rule or an external meter.Andre wrote: 35-S (and SII) are great silent cameras. Most impressive of all is the 1957 Wide-S with a 35mm f2 made of 8 elements.... The Olympus is the smallest 35/2 rangefinder around.Andre, Unlike the Olympus 35-S of the 1970s, the 35-S of the 1950s had no meter. Did the Wide-S have a meter? [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Smallest 35/2 rangefinder? By very little. But the Olympus weights 30% more...
Hexar 137.5 x 76.5 x 64.5 495g
Wide-S 125 x 80 x 65 650g
Andre
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