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P3D Re: Inexpensive slide-film-camera twinning. ?
- From: michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Kersenbrock)
- Subject: P3D Re: Inexpensive slide-film-camera twinning. ?
- Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 09:37:34 -0800
> Could anyone recommend a cheap 35MM camera (cheap = ~ $40) suitable for
> twinning/slide shooting? As for quality, I've got a $50 Kodak cameo which
I've twin'd a pair of Pentax Spotmatic's (SP-500/1000). They were about
$30 each including their normal (55mm f2.0) Pentax lens. Add-on lenses
(135mm, 28mm, etc) are very inexpensive as well. Your basic screw-mount.
Putting the cameras one in front of each other with a flash going
through the pair (backs open), a bit of tweeking can get the shutters
reasonably well matched with a mechanical dual-release (mine has the
ends "tweekable").
>
> How much does a Realist weigh? Since I want to do stereo photography while
Less than the twin'd spotmatics. Fer shure. :-)
> on holiday, and living out of a backpack, weight is a consideration as well.
> I try to travel as light as possible; also don't want to have it be a crisis
> if the camera gets stolen, or I drop it off a cliff.
Screw mount cameras can be a very thrifty SLR way to go, but light
and portable it isn't. Not even close.
A pair of disposables would be more like it for that application. Or
even one and do the cha-cha.
Mike K.
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