I recently started a period of intensive training in aikido. One thing
that I want to do is to occasionally video my training, so that I can
get some visual feedback on what I'm doing.
Rather than going the GoPro route, I'm considering a Ricoh optio WG-3.
The Optio is a descent camera, but it is an outdoor camera. Image quality is
very good in good light. I agree with the review-- battery life is not so good.
You really should buy an extra battery, which I've done. Cheers, Christine
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On Oct 31, 2014, at 2:23 PM, Larry
way cool Margus but too bad Pentax jumped the iPod train just when
they had figured out how to make colors as well as non colors - but
the look really is one of a kind and you have my sincere envy ;]
cheers
ecke
2010/3/18 Margus Männik mar...@eol.ee:
Hi,
got my white Optio I-10 today. It's the
110, the similarity is much less than expected.
http://home.uninet.ee/~margus02/peso/
I'm sure that differences can be found, but they do look quite similar at first
glance.
Are those both actually in one picture - side by side? The dimensions are
quite similar, for sure!
-Charles
, not a soapbox. Just when you take it to you hand together
with Auto 110, it feels pretty much different from Auto 110. As I said,
they are similar, but not THAT similar :)
BR, Margus
John Celio wrote:
got my white Optio I-10 today. It's the first piece of photo
equipment in my life that I
It's similar enough, given that they are wildly different kinds of
cameras. An EVIL twin would be nice.
2010/3/18 Margus Männik mar...@eol.ee:
Hi,
you may take a look at the photos I uploaded to different server:
http://nagi.ee/photos/haramount/sets/256079/?picture_type=tstart=0
Don't get
wrong - I'm not complaining and I really do like I-10. In
my opinion, it is one of the few (if not the only) compacts that look
like a camera, not a soapbox. Just when you take it to you hand
together with Auto 110, it feels pretty much different from Auto 110.
As I said, they are similar
Hi,
got my white Optio I-10 today. It's the first piece of photo equipment
in my life that I have purchased purely because of the look. I really
like it.
Many people have described it as Auto 110'ish, but when you put it
together with Auto 110, the similarity is much less than expected.
with Auto 110, the similarity is much less than expected.
http://home.uninet.ee/~margus02/peso/
BR, Margus
I count that as pretty darn similar -- which is a good thing.
Paul
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From: Margus Männik mar...@eol.ee
Subject: Not THAT similar
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Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2010, 7:15 PM
Hi,
got my white Optio I-10 today. It's the first piece of
photo equipment in my life that I have purchased purely
://home.uninet.ee/~margus02/peso/
The cameras can't really be that similar in size, can they? Could you post
a side-by-side pic without resizing? I'd be most interested in seeing that.
Thanks,
John
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I got a rather nice one a few weeks back from KEH.
Kenneth Waller
http://www.tinyurl.com/272u2f
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Subject: Anyone got an 18-55 kit lens (or similar) to sell?
I'm turning over my ist-D to my parents and need a basic lens to put
From: Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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it. I'd rather deal with PDML folks than eekBay...
You might try KEH. They're showing several 18-55 F3.5-5.6 SMC DA AL
Priced $39 (BGN) to $65 (LN)
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I'm turning over my ist-D to my parents and need a basic lens to put on
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I have got two 18-55 lenses, and only need one. I can sell you a boxed,
like new 18-55. On the other hand, I don't know how much it would be a
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From: Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm turning over my ist-D to my parents and need a basic lens to put
on it. I'd rather deal with PDML folks than eekBay...
You might try KEH. They're showing several 18-55 F3.5-5.6 SMC DA AL
Priced $39 (BGN) to $65 (LN)
Thanks! It's
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Yes Fred. I didnot mean ugly in a bad way.Its just it is
completley differnt from all the earlier cameras. It took me a bit
to get used to it, but once i did i liked it. I like the big grip
built into the body. Even though i have small chunky hands,it fits
nicely. Balances well with the Sigma
Yes Fred.
I didnot mean ugly in a bad way.Its just it is completley differnt from all the earlier
cameras.It took me
a bit to get used to it,but once i did i liked it.I like the big grip built into the
body.Even though i have
small chunky hands,it fits nicely.Balances well with the Sigma 100-300
(Is ugly isn't it)
I just did a double take on your post, Dave. Are you referring to
the exquisite beauty of the SF1/SFX ?
Personally, I find the appearance of something like a KX or and ME
Super or (especially) an LX to be rather beautiful. And, until I
started learning about the merits of
I readed the manual in the pentax site, but it's not
very clear. I want to know the following:
With the camera in aperture priority mode, if I use
the rtf flash, it will calculate the amount of flash
automatically (it's TTL flash) or TTL flash just work
in program mode?
I saw one here really cheap
)
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Subject: Fill flash with SF1 or similar cameras...
I readed the manual in the pentax site, but it's not
very clear. I want to know the following:
With the camera in aperture priority mode, if I use
the rtf flash, it will calculate the amount of flash
automatically (it's TTL
While diddling around at the computer this evening, I was playing with a
lens hood, and while looking through it I noticed that everything seemed
a little sharper, just like looking through a toilet paper tube, etc.
OK, that's how the human eye works, but does a camera lens see things
to be
.
Richard Holman
At 12:36 PM 1/8/01 -0800, you wrote:
Shel,
Similar question here.
I bought a few days ago on e-bay a filter that has the following text :
Asahi Pentax Japan, Polarizing filter 58mm. No other text or markings.
Can you tell/teach me anything about this filter ? Good, no good, ect
Richard,
I bought it more out of curiosity for my old K1000.
I only paid $11.00 for it on ebay, so it will be less of a disappointment
(and less $$$) as it is in your situation.
fredd
I just bought a new 77mm Pentax polarizer, and I was a bit suprised
to see that it CLEARLY doesn't have
Hi Shel,
Thanks for the link.
fredd
I'm just learning about Pentax filters myself, so there's not
much that I can share with you other than to say, from what
I've read thus far, the current crop of SMC filters are
considered top notch. I can't say say much about older ones
other than to
Bob,
I had the same problem, that's why I bought the one on e-bay :)
fredd
I have a few "vintage" filters found on ebay, but I
can't seem to locate them elsewhere. Am I overlooking
the obvious here? Probably.
Cheers,
Bob
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