The year can be recorded up to 2100. The possible exception to this is the mode button, which is recessed and is hard to press. I hardly ever zoom with a zoom lens. This is a revised opinion. Originally posted 79 months ago. I am always on the lookout for quality posts and articles so i suppose im lucky to have found this! Spot exposure metering gives even better results in some situations. Quả xoài khi chín sẽ khác nhau về màu sắc vàng, cam, tím… và kích thước.
Kris Lockyear It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… they are made with the eye, heart and head. Pentax are, of course, a legendary name in photography. Thanks re the 28mm info. The camera is also quick, with minimal shutter lag. Im glad to have found this post as its such an interesting one! If so, consider using the next time you shop at Amazon. Its zoom macro capability allows the user to take close-up images at 120cm away at the 170mm telephoto end for a maximum magnification of 0.
Same with Rollei Prego 90 of same bulk. In no small part to 's set - So with that and the 928 on the way, my Espio collection is set to triple by the end of the week or so! Some reasons why I love it - 1. Looking on-line it's available today for £690 to £788. The Pentax Espio 60s in use The Pentax Espio 60s fits very comfortably in the hand and most of the buttons and controls are easy to access and use. Sharp, nice colors, and no overwhelming vignetting or distortion. Some combos just seem to work better than others. .
Cheers, Jack not digital but film, so far, but digital is starting to seduce me. While it is neither sleek nor stylish, it has much better ergonomics, and the diopter is a great big plus for me. I have a review, with sample photos, on my web site, if you're unfamiliar with the 115G. But it just kept coming back to life, time and time again! It also produces super results. It is not as compact as some of the more modern point and shoot film cameras, such as the or , but it weighs in at 174 grams, which makes it as light as these things can probably get. Originally posted 59 months ago. Pentax Espio 160 I wrote more extensively about the Espio 160 a few years back, where I christened it , so head there if you want the full lowdown.
But there are notable exceptions, like the aforementioned Mini and this 115G. Even with batteries in, it feels just about right to hold with one hand. Switched to flash off, and then left it to power down which it did after a couple of minutes. I'll make sure to update this post with those! You might want to seek one out! Kudos to Pentax for naming most of their Espios but not necessarily all — see below! Partly due to the classy slim aluminium body and quality feel, and partly for that 24mm lens. I have used it for more than a year now and it is always on my belt. Moreover, I discovered that it takes good photos at the long end of its zoom range.
. I did not see any flare. The sleek design of the camera is very attractive. Anyway, I also liked using my Olympus Mju2 compact though it was restricting with only 35mm lens. But, if this one powers down automatically with the flash switched off, when you power it back up again, the flash is still switched off. Check out some photos from the event here.
Back in days of film compacts mostly line flagship models had exp. I had a Smena 8M that you could do that with, but it imploded after a few films. . I'm trying to keep to a very selective 12 camera collection. I get more use out of this feature than I ever imagined I would.
While the Exposure Mode Button on this point and shoot are: Auto - Auto Red Eye - Daylight Sync Flash On - Slow Speed Shutter Flash Off - Bulb-Sync Flash - Bulb-Sync Flash Off - Slow Speed Sync Flash On. But all that glitters is not photographic gold. The self-timer has a delay of 10 seconds. Remarkable is the lack of distortion at wider angles: the lens is as slow as is to be expected in a point-and-shoot, but a winner in every other way. This compact body is the result of many break through Pentax technologies - most notably, the newly designed four-step zooming mechanism used for the 38-170mm zoom lens. . Then when I felt the urge to go wide, it was right there at the push of the zoom rocker.
The manual I've downloaded talks about a date version, so I'm assuming the original standard black? The camera back features a film window above which is the zoom control. There's also a dioptre adjustment of -3. You have a sweet collection of cameras there! Which is the best Espio of all? It was less than an arm's reach away from my desk. Strangely, however, despite its quiet operation and super handy size, it never crossed my mind to take it out in the streets. I've got sharper, more detailed photographs with the Pentax than with any other compact camera. My old Olympus Mju 2 is another example as opening the slider cover if it was touched sometimes the power would switch off and this was a bit of a nuicance, another moving part you see.
To me, picture quality is much more important than any other factors. Does this mean in effect the width and angle of view of shot with the 120sw is no wider than the 928? What a beautiful range of focal lengths! The Focus Button selects between Infinity Landscape and Spot Focus giving you all you have to work with other than the usual lamp indicators for low light and the subject being too near. Possibly the most unassuming and simple looking model is the Espio 140M 1998. Sure, you aren't usual mom who can't tell difference between Ektar 100 and Portra 800 except price and know when to use which film. According to the sites my Canon Ixus L1 is going to stop working in 2 years max from new and the repair isn't worth the money so I should throw the camera away and buy 35mm compact. But I don't think it deserve the award.