Not being an expert here but having these cameras helps the super a and
super program are the same camera, the super programs go for less money.
My opinion is these two cameras have the best viewfinder opposed to
MX,LX,ME SUPER , however the LX has the advantage of not having to cover
the view finder on the tripod. Light entering the finder on the other
listed cameras will affect exposure readings.

JD

-----Original Message-----
From: Kostas Kavoussanakis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 5:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Viewfinders and TTL on top


Having just been enabled with an AF080C, I thought I would ask a
question about people's opinions on an old (= cheap) Pentax with a
decent viewfinder and TTL. My background follows.

I have an MZ-50 and an MZ-5n. They are meant to differ a lot in
viewfinder capability, but I honestly cannot see the difference. I can
definitely see the difference between the viewfinder of the ME Super
and the MZs and also that the P30 (about to be sold, I hope) is
somewhere in between.

I had a look at the pages of the star known as Boj Dimitrov. It seems
that the only TTL-flash manual camera that costs less than my left
kidney is the super-A (surprisingly, the P series that succeeded the
super-A don't offer TTL flash). All AF cameras feature it. I have
followed previous discussions on the list about how size does not
matter much, it's other characteristics that matter to the brightness
of the viewfinder and thought to ask people their opinion on the
viewfinder abilities of the super-A, the SFs and the Zs compared to
the ME Super and the MZs (not the MZ-S though, which is supposed to
be as good as its price tag :-)

Thanks in advance,
Kostas

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