r/AnalogCommunity • Turning 27 soon so decided to gift myself an early present besides some cameras: an extra collimator. These tools are used to make sure lenses are properly focusing at infinity. A camera, so valuable and yet so under-appreciated. The family camera – the Canon Prima Zoom 76 (Date), which I recently discovered perfectly preserved in its original packaging. Build and Features This roll was developed in Rodinal R09 1+100 for 60 minutes, no agitation and then scanned with an Epson 370. I actually really enjoy the Canon Sure Shot 105 Zoom. It fits in the hand well, slightly big but not horrible. The lens seems to be of good quality, which is to be expected of Canon. But I think what I was most impressed by was the 3.6K views 1 year ago Tom Buck 10 months ago The TRUTH about High Megapixel Noise 9 months ago 5 years ago Classic film camera from the past. Tested with film and battery. Enjoy and subscribe! Objectif Canon Zoom 4,2/38 mm - 8,7/85 mm et obturateur auto de 2 s à 1/500 s. Mise au point AiAF et cellule à mesure globale. Flash débrayable. Film 135 DX en 24x36, 1 pile CRR 123 A et moteur. Retardateur, réduction des yeux rouges, RT, poids de 215 g et 12.3 x 6.4 x 4.2 cm de dimensions. Canon Prima Zoom 85. 4aZQv3. The Canon PowerShot SX60 HS ($479) packs one of the longest zoom lenses for a bridge camera: a 65X (21-1365mm, full-frame equivalent) range that's mind-blowing in action. This camera doesn't boast Canon PowerShot SX70 HS: 65x Zoom Lens and .CR3 RAW Photos JK Imaging Debuts New Kodak Products at CES, Including QX-style Lens Cameras Check Out the Nikon P900’s Ridiculous 83x Zoom Let’s start with this prima review (Prima means great in german)! Brief technical overview of this gem: It is fully automatic, equipped with a 38-85mm 2.2x zoom lens which includes an aspherical lens element. It has 6 modes, including auto flash, auto flash with red-eye correction, flash on, flash off, real-time and self-timer functions. Hands-on with the Canon PowerShot Zoom. From clunky concept mockup to final shipping product, the Canon PowerShot Zoom has been a long time coming. We first saw an early working sample at the CP+ show in Japan, last February. Back then it was a boxy, colorful camera with a simple button-driven interface, which evolved over the course of a year The Canon SureShot 76 Zoom has the usual basic settings, fully automatic, flash and the ability to disable the flash completely (always a popular feature around here). There is also a self-timer, with ten-second delay. Using the Canon Sure Shot 76 Zoom. The controls on the Canon SureShot 76 Zoom are basic, but also easy to use.

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