Advice on camera to travel

Mainecoonmaniac · Jan 7, 2016

The Olympus XA has a + 1.5 override lever for back lit shots.

AndreiF · Jan 7, 2016

Good, I got it, great camera the XA (I had 2). But not on topic

bvy · Jan 7, 2016

You can override DX encoding of any camera with black tape and foil.

MattKing · Jan 7, 2016

AndreiF said:
Well, bought the pentax 105 super! I am now interested on what is the "default" iso setting of this camera. Anyone?

Thanks!

25!

See the manual: http://www.cameramanuals.org/pentax_p&s/pentax_p&s_iqzoom105super.pdf

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AndreiF · Jan 8, 2016

bvy said:
You can override DX encoding of any camera with black tape and foil.

Thank you, good idea for pushing-pulling.

AndreiF · Jan 8, 2016

MattKing said:
25!

See the manual: http://www.cameramanuals.org/pentax_p&s/pentax_p&s_iqzoom105super.pdf

I recommend you support Mike Butkus' wonderful site by making the requested small donation.

Thank you, did not find that in the manual before

cuongtd · Jan 8, 2016

Canon AE-1 with lens 50 f1.8 is a very good choice

MotoMark · Jan 25, 2016

summicron1 said:
Olympus XA would be my first choice -- durable, cheap, precise. You could take two along, one for a spare. Standard 35mm lens covers most bases.

+1 on the XA. It fits in your pocket, has a very good quality lens for its size and one of the quietest shutters on any camera.

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