On February 24, 2003 12:10 pm, Dan Scott wrote:
>
> I wouldn't describe it as a problem with the ZX-5n—it works exactly the
> way it was intended. When the camera reaches the end of the film it
> rewinds the film back into the cartridge. Individual photographers may
> find it not to their taste, but it doesn't mean there is anything wrong
> with the camera.
>
> The rewind sound level is on par with the autofocus sound level and,
> since this is a camera designed for autofocus lenses, I'd guess Pentax
> figured the sound of the rewind wasn't going to be anymore intrusive
> than the sound of the lens focussing for all the previous shots.
I could live with that. I'm basically considering the Zx-5n instead of a hand
held spot meter. I figure for about the same money a spotmeter would cost me
I can get the Zx-5n the bundled budget zoom and an older 135mm prime lens.
I bulk load so I guess that means I could just put less then 36 frames on a
roll.
Thanks
Nick
