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Mice_Elf 22 July 2004 11:07 AM

Camera Advice
 
What are the SN experts' opinions on this camera?

Pentax Asahi SP1000, 35mm, SLR

http://dennis.demonserver.de/fotos/f...axsp1000_2.jpg

Are they a good brand? Prone to failure?

Thanks.

Mice_Elf 22 July 2004 11:08 AM

oooh...sorry for the mahoosive photo... :(

If someone could resize that for me, that would be brilliant, as there's nothing on this PC that can do that here.

Mice_Elf 22 July 2004 03:12 PM

Up for the afternoon crowd.

Anyone got one of these?

RichS 22 July 2004 03:17 PM

Hello Mice :D - long time no speak...

Sorry, dunno about the camera - useless as ever :p

imlach 22 July 2004 03:17 PM

I'm sure it's fine - but it can't be worth much now.
35mm SLR's second hand are now peanuts due to digital compacts and now digital SLRs coming into play......

the moose 22 July 2004 03:19 PM

Ooh, 1960s pap look - great cameras, very reliable, heavy as hell. Why get one though, other than nostalgia? For a pure manual camera, I'd go for an Olympus OM-1N, or an OM-2 for an auto/manual.

imlach 22 July 2004 03:21 PM

I've seen very very good 35mm SLRs bodies from Canon & Minolta for under £100 secondhand now...can't think why you'd want to choose to use a 1960's SLR.

The lens doesn't look that special either.....55mm f2.0?

Mice_Elf 22 July 2004 03:24 PM

Hi Rich - Hope you're well. :) Thanks for that useful advice. ;) :D

I've got an uptodate digital camera, but like the feel of the old-style ones as well.

What would be the best old-style camera I could get? And would it be worth getting old style looks in digital format and if so....would the Canon still be the better option?

_Meridian_ 22 July 2004 06:36 PM

It's getting hard to find lens for old Pentaxes - even my ProgramA is a problem. But those were good cameras in their day. If you want to come forward into the 80s I'd go with Nikon.


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RichS 22 July 2004 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by Mice_Elf
Hi Rich - Hope you're well. :) Thanks for that useful advice. ;) :D

Fine thanks :) - you? I e-mailed you a while back, but maybe you didn't get it?... or you're not talking to me! :p


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