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Re: MF camera kit survey
- From: Joel Alpers <joel.alpers@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: MF camera kit survey
- Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1998 08:15:20 -0700
This is from Robert Thorpe:
Alan Lewis wrote:
>
> 1) Focus by rotating element on lenses (using lenses from other cameras
> of course). IOW; no focus by shifting lenses.
Linked I assume. Good
> 2) Viewfinder, not third lens ground glass.
Acceptable if centered between lenses
> 3) Single roll of film.
Better than 2 rolls. Insures same processing of all frames. Less hassle.
> 4) "Little red window" film advance.
OK but only problem, can't use 220. Easier for advance so meets primary
goals.
> What do you think about the following:
>
> 1) What lens to use?
I like shorter rather than longer, better depth of field, more punch.
> 2) Inexpensive way to get or design a viewfinder that people would
> actually like, and might even work.
No opinion
> 3) Other things to consider (remember, entry level camera, inexpensive
> is the operative word).
Possible options/add ons; level, flash/hot shoe,
> 4) Would anyone come to my party?
All depends on price. Think of a Sputnik as the ceiling.
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Are you thinking of a "ground up" camera? A brownie box camera with 2
lenses?
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Robert Thorpe
Cedar Rapids, IA
thorpe@xxxxxxxx
http://www.skep.com
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