Re: Olympus Trip 35
- From: "Bandicoot" <"insert_handle_here"@techemail.com>
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 19:49:54 +0100
"Tony Polson" <tp@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Bandicoot" <"insert_handle_here"@techemail.com> wrote:scale
I have an Olympus SP, which has probably the best lens Oly put on
any of their fixed lens cameras (a seven element "G Zuiko"). It's a
lovely camera, and a superb lens - for fast action street shooting it's
terrific, with its AE spot-meter and very bright rangefinder patch.
The Trip isn't exactly in that league, but it's still a nice camera by
focus P&S standards.
My favourite was the 35RD with shutter priority AE and an f/1.7 lens.
Unfortunately, it met its end in an impact with a concrete slab. :-(
Ouch! The RD is a fair bit smaller than the SP, and I think the lens was a
six not a seven element. Did it also have the metered manual option that
the SP has? I know only the SP had the spot meter, but wasn't sure about
the other differences. If I didn't have a Konica Auto S3 as a small and
light shutter priority camera, I'd probably be tempted by an RD. But then,
I probably have too many cameras already...
Peter
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