It wasn't my post, but I've observed the same thing: The PZ-1 tends to underexpose just a bit (maybe 1/3 stop?) compared to the PZ-1p, which makes for more pleasingly saturated slides. OTOH, I have the impression (not formally tested) that the PZ-1p does better with greens, which the PZ-1 tends to overexpose.
Rick --- Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I shoot mostly slides, no post process for me. > > I do like the slide exposures from the PZ-1 better > than the PZ-1p. > > Used PZ-1's are cheap today. > > Buy one as a stop-gap measure until you figure it > all out. > > I don't shoot slides much, but am curious about the > reason the PZ-1 does > better on slides then the PZ-1p? Could you please > expound on this a bit > more? I happen to own both cameras, but the PZ-1p > always seems to win on > the choice of which camera is going today. > > Dave > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
