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Old 05-17-2012   #126
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tomorrowstars - welcome. This is one of my favorite threads in addition to the GRD thread.

I bet that's a sharp little lens. Have you ran a roll though it?
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tomorrowstars - welcome. This is one of my favorite threads in addition to the GRD thread.

I bet that's a sharp little lens. Have you ran a roll though it?
I just finished a roll but the machine at my local Shoppers is on the fritz. I expect to get it back after the weekend. I picked it up for $3 at Value village so I hope it works.
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Old 05-17-2012   #128
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Cameos are nice little cameras. The Zoom model is not so little . . .


Kodak Cameo Zoom by Mike McGarty, on Flickr

Lens: 25 - 50mm zoom with 5 focal lengths
Film speed range: 100-400 ISO
Aperture: f/8 @ 25mm, f/11 @ 50mm
Shutter speed: 1/100 sec.

The front lens element is actually concave.
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They're odd little cameras, but I like the idea of everything being protected inside when it's floating around in my pocket.

25mm on the wide end sounds pretty nice.
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Old 05-17-2012   #130
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Also the Cameo design puts the flash farther away from the lens for what may be less "red-eye". I have yet to prove my theory. I need to finish film in half a dozen other cameras
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Old 05-17-2012   #131
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Cameo with 25-50 looks like boy, imitating his dad - Tokina 25-50/4 zoom Such a wonderful focal length.
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Cameo looks like a streamlined VR35.
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Old 05-18-2012   #133
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Yashica Auto Focus S

this P&S has a scale focus indicator on the FRONT of the camera,
you can check your focus AFTER you shot the picture
or
your subject can remind you: "hey, you forget to FOCUS!!!"

speaking of good design ;D
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Old 05-18-2012   #134
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PEEP SHOW!!

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Tasco 7800 Bino-Cam
Tele-Tasco lens 112mm f5.6
uses 110 format film

7x20mm
508ft/1000yds
169m/1000m
(what does these mean really?)
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Old 05-18-2012   #136
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Ricoh produced some very nice point & shoot models.


Ricoh FF-3AF by Mike McGarty, on Flickr
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I'll say.
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I'll say.
I concur.


Ricoh FF-8WR by Greyscale3, on Flickr
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OK, fellas - 5 in a row . . . .


Ricoh AF-70 by Mike McGarty, on Flickr
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Cameo with 25-50 looks like boy, imitating his dad - Tokina 25-50/4 zoom Such a wonderful focal length.
Crap, i thought the boys at Eastman had a unique zoom range
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Kodak Signet 50 by Greyscale3, on Flickr
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Made in Brazil . . . .


Kodak STAR 735 by Mike McGarty, on Flickr
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A nice little Fuji Zoom Date 1000



I was a bit disappointed with it, I bought it having the Zoom Date F2.8 in mind but for a pound... what the heck...
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I like the Fuji P/S a lot and especially those with EBC coating.
The Silvi F2.8 is nice being 24mm, but it feels VERY cheap IMHO.



Fuji ZoomDate aka Silvi F2.8 von oliverleschke auf Flickr
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Old 05-22-2012   #146
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the cutest...

ricoh auto half. half frame camera with"motor" film advance. there are different front covers available. mine is quite boring, there are much more funky covers. just google.

with uv filter attached


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I love this. It looks like an old transistor radio.
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the cutest...

ricoh auto half. half frame camera with"motor" film advance. there are different front covers available. mine is quite boring, there are much more funky covers. just google.

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Mine is older and a lot more beaten up.
Haven't put a roll through it yet.


Ricoh Auto-Half von oliverleschke auf Flickr

It's actually plain metallic silver, the tint is from PP.
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the grandmother of my p&s cameras


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Old 05-23-2012   #150
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olympus am-100

something between a fixed focus and zone focusing camera.

no button pressed fix focus 1.5m to infinite
top button at the front for infinite
lower button for close-up (0.5 -1.5)

lens is a 35/3.5 multicoated triplet
shutter speeds from 1/45 - 1/1400
self-timer

i haven't run a film through it yet, but what i have seen on flickr, the lens seems to be very capable.

unfortunately the focus buttons are a hassle to press. apart from that i really like it so far. i even prefer zone focusing, cause the af of my other p&s is quite inaccurate anyway (i don't have any high-end models, though)


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