At 17:44 -0000 on 26-12-97, Gary Schloss wrote:
> >this might be in the faq, but what are the exposure "rules" for the
> >EE-2? The only knob I can play around with is the asa-dial...
> No rules! That's the whole point of the EE-2 -- it's the ultimate
> pre-DX era point-and-shoot. If you want more controls, you should
> opt for the Pen EES-2, which allows zone/distance focus, manually
> set apertures (at a constant 1/30 sec. -- the flash sync speed),
> and also has the standard Auto mode.
And I *love* it already, it`s my best toy for ages!!!! Just developped a
roll of T-Max 400, shot indoors/outdoors, fog/sun/every exposure thinkable.
The grain is course and beautiful, especially the foggy pics. Now, I just
need to test a roll of colour neg film!
> P.S. Is it common to find the EE-2 in Europe? To the best of my
> knowledge, outside the US this camera was sold as EE-3. /G.
I haven´t the faintest idea - I`ve never seen it in any camera shop in Oslo
before. But I`m certainly glad I changed my mind and bought it untried and
w/o a guarantee!!!!
Does anyone have an idea what "commercial value" it has? I want to insure
it, but have no idea to what price.....
Finally got myself a tripod yesterday, xmas gift from my boss. Manfrotto,
just the right size/weight for lugging around in the countryside.
take care,
Siri.
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