Hi Andre...
Andre Langevin wrote:
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> Keith whaley:
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> >Oly Wide-E. with a G. Zuiko-W F.C. 1:3.5 f=3.5cm. lens.
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> A point, zone focus and shoot camera! How is the lens?
Most excellent! I have some film out now. I'll report back...
It's been a long time since I put a roll thru one, so I'm
Keith whaley:
Oly Wide-E. with a G. Zuiko-W F.C. 1:3.5 f=3.5cm. lens.
A point, zone focus and shoot camera! How is the lens?
a couple of 35 SPs, with the phenomonal G-Zuiko 1:1.7 f=42mm lens
Very sharp, very high contrast, impressive lens indeed. And the SP
has an in-camera spot meter!
Oly 3
I have more little '50's 35's than most might...
Among my Olympus cameras alone, I have:
My Olympus 35s of that era are:
1) a beautiful little Oly Wide-E. with a G. Zuiko-W F.C. 1:3.5 f=3.5
cm. lens.
Followed by:
2) and 3) a couple of 35 SPs, with the phenomonal G-Zuiko 1:1.7 f=42mm
lens,
An
A lot of "street photographers" seem to work this way.
There were a lot of rangefinder 35mm cameras made with
iris shutters and 35mm focal length that are small and
very quiet. I own an Olympus XA that would fit this
bill. Has markings for hyperfocal settings, and can't
be heard at all unless the
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