| sent on August 21, 2017
Pros: Solid, versatile, modern (compared to the time).
Cons: In my opinion, no one.
Opinion: Specifications: rnMessage: single-sensor AF with shooting or focus priority (minimum illumination 1 EV); Servo-assisted manual focus. RnMirino: fixed pentaprism with 94% coverage and 0.8X magnification. RnPhoto Focus: Interchangeable (standard glazed "matte laser"). RnSensors visible in the viewfinder: manual exposure, spot reading, timing, diaphragms, fixed exposure corrector, flash ready light, automatic field depth function, AF confirmation (see external display). Meter: with a silicon cell. RnMission light: 6-segment TTL, spot or semispot. RnExposure: programmed automatic, priority of times, priority of diaphragms, priority of field depth, manual. RnExposure manual correction: +/- 5 EV. Automatic bracketing: yes. Exposure reading block: yes. Measuring range: from Ev -0.5 to Ev 20 with film 100 iso and f / 1.4 lens. RnSensitivity: 6 to 6400 Iso in manual, 25 to 5000 Iso in DX. RnExposure with flash: automatic TTL with dedicated flashers. RnCutter: with electronic control with vertical sliding metal blades. RnTimple: 30 seconds to 1 / 2000sec plus pos. B. Syncro-flash: 1 / 125sec. RnControl of the depth of field: yes. RnAutoscope: electronic with 10 seconds delay. LnInvest lens: bayonet Canon EF. RnDorso: interchangeable. RnAdvanced film: built-in 5 ftg / sec engine, single or continuous cadence, multiple exposures. RnPower: a 6V lithium battery type 2CR5. Battery test: yes. RnDimensions: 148x108x68 mm. Weight: 660 g only body.rnrnrnrnrnAfter a few days of use, I kept confident with the machine controls. The specimen in my possession is in a good state of conservation and has no signs of use. RnrnThe first impression it has is solidity: the metal structure varnishesTo semi-matt also gives a sense of elegance. The design is modern and offers excellent ergonomics. The controls are arranged fairly and are intuitive. The engine immediately wraps the film with a hiss I would say nice. The display shows the number 1 that corresponds to the count.rnrnAt you can set the usual shutter modes: aperture, timing, manual, and auto priority. For setting the priority parameter value, the knob rotates above the shutter button : The value is visible on the lcd display (which is not lit.) The set times range from 30 seconds to 1/2000, beyond the setting B.rnrnThe shot is dry and the viewfinder shows the values ??set. In addition, a round led that can be fixed by allowing the shutter or flashing, such as focus failure, preventing it. RnrnThe machine has full compatibility with all EF lenses, while EF-Socks can not be mounted. Being a machine designed and manufacturedIt's thirty years ago, I have to say that it has features of all respect that make it into the category of advanced semi-pro / amateur. A nice toy, in short, which is now affordable to a few tens of euros. I took it to € 69.50 with a 12-month warranty and I'm sure I did a great buy.rnrnThen I finish this review, reserving to upgrade if I find more interesting details in the future. |
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