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Nikon
2/8/200615-19-33...
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MINOLTA
Type 35mm Slr Lens Mount Maxxum Af, Or Xi Focus Modes Predictive Af, Manual, Power Focus With "Xi" Series Lenses Exp. Modes Program Ae, Expert Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual, Ttl Flash Exp. Metering 7 Segment Honeycomb-Pattern Exp. Metering Range Ev 1-20 With F/1.4 Lens At Iso 100 Exp. Compensation None Exp. Bracketing None Flash Built-In, Ttl, Covers 28mm Len, Guide Number 39 (Ft At Iso 100), Shutter Speed 1/2000-30 Second, Bulb, Sync 1/90 Second ISO Range Dx 25-5000 Film Wind Auto Single Shot Focusing Screen Fixed Matte Field Diopter Correction Interchangeable Self Timer 10 Second Delay Remote Control None PC Terminal No Depth-of-Field Preview No Mirror Lock-Up No Multiple Exposure No Viewfinder Info Focus Indicator, Exposure Indicator, Flash Indic. LCD Information Aperture/Shutter Speed, Exposure Mode, Flash Mode, Manual Focus Indic., Frame Counter, Film Load, Film Rewind, Self Timer, Battery Power Power Source 2cr5 6v Lithium Battery Dimensions 5-3/4 X 3-5/8 X 2-1/2" (Whd) Weight 14-13/16 Oz Specialties Eye Start Activation
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Nikon
The Nikon EM formed the base of the new line. It was the smallest and cheapest SLR ever made by Nippon Kogaku. It was a battery-powered (two S76 or A76, or one 1/3N) electromechanically controlled manual focus SLR. The EM featured a lightweight and compact hybrid copper aluminum alloy body and fiberglass reinforced polycarbonate plastic top and bottom covers, plus aperture priority semiautomatic exposure control governed by a built-in 60/40 percent centerweighted, silicon photodiode light meter. A left side viewfinder galvanometer needle pointer indicated the exposure on a shutter speed scale. The viewfinder also had Nikon's standard 3 mm split image rangefinder and 1 mm microprism collar focusing aids, but the focus screen was fixed. The viewfinder is dimmer than those in the semi-professional Nikons since the expensive prisms of the latter were not used. The camera is also fitted with a low-light exposure warning in the form of an audible 'beep'. Accessories for the EM included a highly automated dedicated electronic flash unit, the Nikon SB-E (guide number 56/17 (feet/meters) at ASA 100) and a very small power winder, the Nikon MD-E (motorized film advance at 2 frames per second). However, the star of the E-system were a new brand of lenses - the Nikon Series E lenses (discontinued circa 1987). The Series E lens line up in 1980 were a 28 mm f/2.8 wide angle, a 35 mm f2.5 semi-wide angle, a 50 mm f/1.8 normal, a 100 mm f/2.8 short telephoto and a 75-150 mm f/3.5 zoom. These lenses were intended to enhance the EM's appeal with new users, by being inexpensive but good quality alternatives to the pricey regular Nikkor branded lenses.
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Minolta
Minolta SR-T101 35mm SLR camera focal plane shutter shutter speeds from 1 sec to 1/1000. mirror lockup, a mechanical self-timer and a depth-of-field preview button Manual focus uses a PX625 cell for the metering system only. With a dead battery, all functions but the meter will continue to work
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Nikon
Nikon N80 35mm SLR Film Camera (Body Only)
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The Camera Hunter
Here is a brand new pair of Nickel plated stainless steel split rings to attach your camera strap to your camera. These are top quality, made in Germany.
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Nikon
The Nikon N65 boasts a lightweight and compact design, a bright viewfinder, five full-coverage autofocus sensors and a built-in powerful speedlight with 28mm wide angle coverage. Five icon-identified pre-programmed shooting modes make shooing in many different situations possible and easy. Convenient controls include Command Dial for maximum control. Operational information is provided through the exterior LCD and High-Eyepoint Viewfinder. A complete selection of exposure modes, which include Program & Flexible Program, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority and Manual, allow you to enhance your creative potential. Other features include: Six-segment 3D Matrix Metering supported by Nikon s on-board DataBase of over 30,000 stored images in all Auto Modes, plus classic 75/25 Center-Weighted in Manual Mode Fast full-time autofocus operation with every AF Nikkor lens. Nikon s Dynamic AF technology with Closest Subject Priority automatically selects corresponding AF sensors ? all at up to 2.5 frames per second. An innovative autofocus system features five separate AF detection sensors that cover the top, bottom, center, left and right for fluid and instinctual composition. Item Specifications: Product Description: Nikon N 65 - SLR camera - 35mm Camera Type: SLR camera Dimensions (WxDxH): 5.6 in x 2.6 in x 3.6 in Weight: 13.9 oz Camera Format: 35mm Lens Aperture: F/3.3-5.6 Focus Adjustment: Automatic, manual Optical Zoom: 2.9 Focal Length: 28 mm - 80 mm Exposure Range: 1/2000 sec - 30 sec Continuous Shooting Speed: 2.5 frames per second Max View Angle: 74 degrees Mounting Type: Nikon F Film Advance: Automatic Viewfinder: Fixed eye-level pentaprism Camera Flash: Pop-up flash - AF illuminator Timer Functions: Self timer Red Eye Reduction: Yes Battery: 2 x battery - CR2 - lithium
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Canon Cameras US
The Canon Elan 7E features the eye-controlled focus system, the fastest means of focusing and metering a photographer can find. By using more focusing points and greater off-center coverage than other cameras in its class, this camera is able to take an exact reading in approximately 1/20 of a second. When a photographer brings the camera to their eye, their glance is tracked by the focusing system, allowing framing and focusing to become a single uninterrupted creative process. An easy one-time calibration is all that's needed to activate the eye-controlled focus system. Once this calibration is complete, the camera is able to precisely detect which part of the viewfinder the photographer is using. It then automatically focuses the lens with amazing accuracy.This system delivers crisp, sharply focused images whether the camera is in a vertical or a horizontal position. The Canon Elan 7E is even able to store the distinct calibrations of up to five different photographers. Using an EF 300mm f2.8 IS lens, it can track a subject moving at 186 mph until it's a mere 66 feet from the camera. This fast-focus system, combined with the ability to shoot at almost four frames per second, makes the Canon Elan 7E the perfect choice for capturing those demanding sporting events or special occasions when you don't want to miss a single moment. And, considering its continuous shooting speed, the Elan 7E is also remarkably quiet. This feature gives the photographer the opportunity to shoot the perfect wildlife scene without disturbing or scaring the subject.
Part of the Elan 7E's focusing system is the seven-point wide-area autofocus. The eye-controlled focus system was designed to work especially with this precision feature. Seven focusing points are arranged in a wide cross pattern with a central "cross-type" sensor. The wider-than-usual area gives the photographer the ability to achieve a remarkably sharp, focused image instantly. This function works whether the subject is off-center, stationary, in motion, in low light, or even in low-contrast situations. The shot will still come out sharp and crisp, and without the need to recompose the shot. By using the focusing-point selection keys, the user is able to select any of the seven focus points simply by pressing a key. Representing a bold innovation in speed and usability, this feature gives an additional amount of image control back to the photographer.
A highly advanced metering system, comprised of 35-zone evaluative metering sensors, is linked to the seven focusing points. Whether shooting indoors or outside, day or night, a seamless integration of exposure and focus ensures remarkable clarity and contrast in any image. This system gives the photographer accurate control over situations that combine light and shadow or that feature strong backlight. When metering subjects against very dark or very bright backgrounds, partial-area metering measures 10 percent of the viewfinder around the chosen focusing point. This provides accurate image results when dealing with shadows or highlights. The photographer can also use the Elan 7E's center-weighed metering function. This mode places greater emphasis on what it reads as the center of the frame by measuring the entire scene. No matter which function the photographer chooses, precision metering is guaranteed--whether the camera is in a vertical or horizontal position.
Giving the photographer even more creative control is the command dial. This allows manual-control light, speed, aperture, and depth of field. Shutter priority lets the photographer choose the shutter speed, while the Elan 7E automatically selects the correct aperture. This function is especially useful when capturing action shots. With aperture priority, the photographer picks the aperture setting while the camera chooses the correct shutter speed. This is helpful when control over the depth of field is essential. Using the eye-controlled focus system to define the "sharp zone," the photographer can calculate the precise depth of field automatically. It's even possible to check the depth of field using the preview button.
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Canon
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Canon
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Nikon
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Nikon
More Portable - This Nikon SLR is compact and light enough for anyone to handle. Enhanced Versatility - With fully automatic mode and five Vari-Program modes. Sharper Pictures - Five-Area Dynamic Autofocus. Nikkor Lens - 28-80mm f3.5-3.6 Superior Exposure - 25-Segment 3D Matrix Metering to capture scene in detail
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Canon Cameras US
Canon rebel K2 body only
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Nikon
Nikon FG film SLR camera in chrome body; no lens
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Konica Minolta
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Konica Minolta
The Minolta Maxxum STsi Panorama Date kit includes the compact, lightweight Minolta Maxxum STsi single-lens reflex camera that is equipped with panoramic shooting mode, date imprinting, and a host of accessories such as a detachable 35-80mm lens, a wide strap, and batteries. This SLR kit provides many creative options for advanced users, such as the ability to shoot double exposures, but it is designed with a user-friendly format so that even novice photographers can enjoy using it.The Minolta Maxxum STsi provides a fully automatic point-and-shoot mode, plus aperture, shutter, and manual setting modes. Program selection modes include portrait, landscape, close-up, sports, and night portrait settings. This camera features precise continuous autofocusing plus eight-segment honeycomb metering or spot metering for even more accurate exposures. In addition, the Minolta Maxxum has a built-in, versatile pop-up flash with five flash modes (including red-eye reduction) and wireless flash control modes. The continuous film advance is used to capture action sequences. Other advanced features include three-shot autoexposure bracketing and a self-timer function. The Minolta Maxxum STsi comes complete with all necessary batteries and a limited one-year warranty on parts and labor.
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Canon Cameras US
The Canon EOS Rebel 2000 is an elegant camera body with 35-zone automatic exposure. It has a retractable flash and 11 versatile shooting modes. It's small, light, and supports advanced flash-metering system features including E-TTL, FE lock, and high-speed synch modes with EX-series Speedlites. It has a full range of features, including remote control socket, depth-of-field preview, and scale-metered manual exposure. Creative controls include a seven- point autofocus system, 35-zone AE metering, programmable portrait, landscape, close-up, sports, and night scene modes.Advanced features include a choice of evaluative or partial metering patterns, AE lock, auto exposure bracketing, multiple exposure, and more. The EOS Rebel 2000 is fully compatible with all EF lenses and EOS Speedlites, including Canon's latest EX series with E-TTL, FE lock, and high-speed synch modes, for incredible flexibility in creative flash photography.
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Nikon
Nikon FG-20 film SLR camera in chrome body
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Konica Minolta
The Minolta Maxxum HTsi Plus provides the superior picture quality of a single-lens-reflex camera (SLR) with the easy-to-use automatic controls of a point-and-shoot camera. It's a good choice for both advanced photographers and beginners who want better-quality pictures.The picture quality of point-and-shoot cameras pales in comparison to those produced with an SLR camera, which gives you better optics, a through-the-lens view that lets you accurately frame your photos, and manual options for full control of your exposure and focus. If you are used to point-and-shoots, this camera makes the transition to SLRs easy; however, you'll have to refer to the manual to get the hang of using the extensive menu of advanced settings. In our tests, the HTsi Plus offered the full range of advanced controls--it let us set the aperture, exposure, and focus manually. The HTsi Plus also made it easy to switch into full automatic mode, in which we just pressed the shutter button, and the camera performed the focusing and exposure for us.
The Minolta Maxxum HTsi Plus is quite lightweight for an SLR and includes both a pop-up flash and an external flash shoe. It includes five preset exposure modes including portrait, landscape, and macro; burst mode; aperture and shutter priority modes; and a self-timer. For serious amateurs or professionals, the HTsi Plus offers all the standard SLR functions, although we found its aperture setting method (you have to push the aperture preview button and turn the camera's selection wheel) a bit disorienting at first. The HTsi Plus's 28-80 zoom lens gave us a good range for everything from portraits to landscapes. We especially liked the automatic exposure bracketing and multiple exposure functions; these features are useful in getting the right shot and exercising your creativity.
Pros:
- Lightweight
- Built-in flash
- Easy to use
- High-quality optics
Cons:
- Menu selection somewhat hard to figure out
- Unconventional aperture-selection method
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Canon Japan
35 mm canon a-1 35 mm with auto winder