Pentax P30T Reviews
Posted by Bengt Köhler Sandberg 2013-11-21 Made between 1990 to 1997. Technical info Lens mount: PK Shutter: 1/1000s to 1s + B (bulb) Light meter: Through the lens, center weighted (ISO 25 - 1600) (DX coded film only) Battery: Two 1.5v SR44 or one 3v equivalent. Flash: Flash hot shoe (sync 1/100 sec) Weight: 500g Depth of field lever Self-timer Lock exposure button in auto Takes standard 135 film 24×36 mm negative size. Operating
Viewfinder: A very good one with great size and brighness. Info: Left side has exposure meter info. LED lights up 1/1000 to 1s and it blinks if it's over or under. Focus aid: Split screen and Microprism Shutter type: Focal plane Vertical metal blade. Electronic controlled. Build quality: The body it self are mostly metal and well built but the exterior is next to all plastic. So dropping the camera will most likely end up with a cracked exterior but a good chance it will still be functional. Look and feel: Looks okay and the overall of the cameras are still quite solid but feels cheap.
Conclusion: A very usable cameras which can be a great one for those that wants something that are reliable but still cheap. So these give quite a lot value for the money but lack some of the nice feel. And it's also quite the light one which always nice. Thumbs up: Reliable Viewfinder Lightweight Good and fast light meter Thumbs down: Plastic exterior Only takes DX coded film Want to help
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