> Dear Ray.....
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>> Now, if I had a P&S camera that had manual focusing with split-image
>> rangefinder, depth of field scale on the lens, selectable aperture (AE)
>> or fully manual exposure control, moving framelines to offset parallax
>> for close focusing, a hot shoe for external flash, coupled lightmeter
>> (not necessarily TTL), then I think I could live with it. It wouldn't
>> be a substitute for an SLR but at least I'd have a chance to make it do
>> what I think it should do. Trouble is, to get those specifications it's
>> necessary to go back to cameras made 25 years or more ago, or else to
>> invest in something expensive like a Leica M.
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> A Contax G2 ?
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> A Hexar ?
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> Peace
> TMLee
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Hey, I got just the type of camera you are talking about: A Kodak Retina
IIC It was made in 1956.
Bob Winters
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