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Subject: Re: Pocket camera?
I'd recommend the Ricoh GR-1. Excellent 28mm f/2.8 lens, program and
aperture priority modes, exposure compensation, and decent metal build in
a very compact body.
Nick
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From: Peter
other cameras are kept in the bag.
Nick
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From: Raimo K[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19/12/04 08:23:54
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Optio S4i is even better: smaller still and with 3x zoom. Optio SV has 5x
zoom
Saturday, December 18, 2004, 6:45:32 AM, Michel wrote:
MCG Peter Smekal a crit :
Is that comparable to the Yashica T4super/t5?
Peter
MCG I don't know the Yashica, but the Espio Mini is small as the Olympus
MCG * * , and i's Pentax.
And is just a normal (albeit small) PS. The Ricoh is a lot
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Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that necrophilia?)
Peter
You didn't say if you were thinking about film or digital.
My pocket camera is an Optio 550. I'd recommend it.
ERNR
Thursday, December 16, 2004, 2:27:31 PM, Peter wrote:
PS Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that necrophilia?)
Hi Peter,
Olympus Mju 2 (stylus epic) is pretty good as cheap PS go. For more
use, it has two problems - shutter lag is very long (the lens focuses
AFTER you fullpress the
On 16/12/04, Peter Smekal, discombobulated, unleashed:
I am thinking about a small (pocket) camera as a christmas present. Any
recommendations? It doesn't necessarily have to be a Pentax though. Built
and optical quality is more important.
If I was getting one it would be an Optio. That's a real
In a message dated 12/17/04 11:37:16 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
f I was getting one it would be an Optio. That's a real pocket camera.
Cheers,
Cotty
That's a shirt pocket camera..
Vic
Pentax:
Espio Mini , or UC-1
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/krg/collection/espiomini.htm
Michel
Is that comparable to the Yashica T4super/t5?
Peter
Pentax:
Espio Mini , or UC-1
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/krg/collection/espiomini.htm
Michel
Thanks Frantisek,
would you consider the Ricoh and the Canonet as pocket cameras?
Peter
Better would be Ricoh GR1v - even better lens, aperture priority,
faster, and what's best, normal ergonomic controls - switches for
everything. Like aperture, flash use, all are controlled by hard
switches.
Friday, December 17, 2004, 6:54:48 PM, Peter wrote:
PS Thanks Frantisek,
PS would you consider the Ricoh and the Canonet as pocket cameras?
PS Peter
The Ricoh - definitely. It's _the_ slimmest 35mm film camera ever. And
it's made mostly of magnesium. I have no long track record with it,
though.
It's quite a bit smaller than the standard Leica, perhaps closer to the CL
in size. The lens is quite good. It's a fine little camera, but one may
need a large shirt pocket for it. It fits in some of my shirts and
certainly in most all of my jacket pockets.
Shel
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From:
Peter Smekal a crit :
Is that comparable to the Yashica T4super/t5?
Peter
I don't know the Yashica, but the Espio Mini is small as the Olympus
* * , and i's Pentax.
Hi all,
I am thinking about a small (pocket) camera as a christmas present. Any
recommendations? It doesn't necessarily have to be a Pentax though. Built
and optical quality is more important.
Peter, Sweden
MP camera I
can think of!
keith whaley
Peter Smekal wrote:
Hi all,
I am thinking about a small (pocket) camera as a christmas present. Any
recommendations? It doesn't necessarily have to be a Pentax though. Built
and optical quality is more important.
Peter, Sweden
Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that necrophilia?)
Peter
You didn't say if you were thinking about film or digital.
My pocket camera is an Optio 550. I'd recommend it.
ERNR
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From: Peter Smekal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 7:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pocket camera?
Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that necrophilia?)
Peter
You didn't say if you were thinking about film or digital.
My
I have one in each car.
In mine is an Olympus XA2. Cheap. $10 or less. 2 A76 batts.
In the wife's is a particular Canon ps. I don't remember the model, but no
zoom, has ir remote, and even (of all things to put on a ps) a waist-level
finder! Decently sharp pics.
Recommendation -- Oly
didn't say if you were thinking about film or digital.
My pocket camera is an Optio 550. I'd recommend it.
ERNR
well in the cold.
Don
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From: Peter Smekal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 7:47 AM
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Subject: RE: Pocket camera?
Don, is that the one thats called mu or something in Europe?
Peter
I didn't see your original
I have been very pleased with my Optio S. And, It's a Pentax!
Peter Smekal wrote:
Hi all,
I am thinking about a small (pocket) camera as a christmas present. Any
recommendations? It doesn't necessarily have to be a Pentax though. Built
and optical quality is more important.
Peter, Sweden
What Keith said... an impressive LITTLE package!
Kenneth Waller
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From: Keith Whaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Dec 16, 2004 7:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pocket camera?
Hi Peter...
I'm very impressed with my Pentax Optio S4!
I bought it strictly as a backup
I use a Contax T3 and recommend it with all my heart!!!
Andy
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Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 9:57 PM
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Subject: Re: Pocket camera?
Try Ricoh GR1s (or GR1v). Beatiful little camera with a great
.
My pocket camera is an Optio 550. I'd recommend
it.
ERNR
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On Thursday 16 December 2004 08:38, Don Sanderson wrote:
I didn't see your original post but for film it's hard
to go wrong with an Olympus Stylus Epic.
Tiny, light and has a top quality, razor sharp lens.
Also comes in zoom models but the lenses aren't as good,
or as fast.
Don
Gotta
Only if you do things with it that we shudder to speak of on this list...
(Wait a minute may that _should_ be shutter).
Peter Smekal wrote:
Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that necrophilia?)
Peter
You didn't say if you were thinking about film or digital.
My pocket camera is an Optio
for the
buck.
Regards
Albano
fra: Peter Smekal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that
necrophilia?)
Peter
You didn't say if you were thinking about film or
digital.
My pocket camera is an Optio 550. I'd recommend
it.
ERNR
=
Albano
Quoting Peter Smekal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I am thinking about a small (pocket) camera as a christmas present. Any
recommendations? It doesn't necessarily have to be a Pentax though. Built
and optical quality is more important.
Peter, Sweden
You didn't say if you were thinking about
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Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 7:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pocket camera?
Primarily I was thinking about film. (Is that necrophilia?)
Peter
You didn't say if you were thinking about film or digital.
My pocket camera is an Optio 550. I'd recommend it.
ERNR
Whoever it was wanting a lightweight
carry-around, I picked up an Olympus
XA2/A11 combo today. The camera is
nice, but the flash is imperfect.
Fresh batteries included. $45 +
shipping to where-ever.
Collin
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