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Jeg er vant til at bruge firmaets SONY DSC-S70. Det fungerer fint til mig, men er for stort og tungt.
Desuden rækker flash'en ikke langt. Jeg har derfor vænnet mig til, kun at tage billeder når belysningen er i orden.

Jeg kigger pt. på Nikon Coolpix 3100 og Canon Powershot A70.
Har læst en del tests på nettet, og begge får god kritik som point-and-shoot/begynder kamera.
Jeg er totalt amatør, og point-and-shoot vil formodentligt blive metoden i lang tid.
Canon'en har vist en smule flere manuelle settings end Nikon, men bortset fra det....

Der er dog væsentlig forskel på tilbehørs mulighederne:

>> The PowerShot A70 is somewhat unique in that it supports add-on lenses. First you need to buy the conversion lens adapter (LA-DC52C) though.
>> Once you've done that, you can use wide-angle, telephoto, and closeup lenses with your A70.

>> Believe it or not, the 3100 can use an external flash! First you need to buy the SK-9 flash bracket ($50).
>> Then you can hook up Nikon's SB-30 Speedlite ($115). It's triggered by the flash on the CP3100.


Hvad er en telephoto linse?

Jeg kan ikke lige finde specs på SB-30 Speedlite flash'en.
Er der nogen der ved hvor langt den rækker?

Hvad er der størst risiko for at jeg vil savne? En ordentlig flash? En vid-vinkel linse? Eller ????
Jeg tror det vil blive brugt sådan lidt all-round - indendørs og udendørs.


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Jan

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Her er oplysningerne omkring Nikon SB-30

Jeg bruger selv Nikon Coolpix 2100 og ganske godt tilfreds med det lille
kamera.

Mvh.

Claus Smith - Pigefotografen

www.pigefotografen.dk
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www.modellerne.dk




Nikon SB-30 Major Features

Compact and lightweight (92g, 58.5 x 83.5 x 36mm/3.2 oz., 2.3 x 3.3 x 1.4
in.)
Speedlight can be folded down when not in use
Four modes available -- Automatic Balanced Fill-Flash/Standard TTL Flash
control, Non-TTL auto flash control, manual flash control and wireless slave
flash control
Flash output level compensation available in non-TTL auto flash mode and
manual flash mode (-1/2, 0, +1/2EV)
TTL Wireless Slave Flash function
The built-in IR (infra-red) panel enables you to use the SB-30 as an
infrared remote commander
Built-in wide flash adapter provides flash coverage for 17mm wideangle lens*
Guide number: 16/52 (ISO 100, m/ft. at 28mm)
Macro shooting (with tilt-forward)
Power switch (OFF/ON/STBY)
*Depending on scene conditions, periphery of image may be underexposed.



Nikon SB-30 Specifications

Electronic construction
Automatic Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) and series circuitry
Flash exposure control
TTL automatic control with Nikon F5, F100, F80, F65 or FM3A; Non-TTL
automatic control; Manual control: full, 1/8 and 1/32 output
Guide number (ISO 100, m/ft.)
16/52; 10/32 (with built-in wide flash adapter)
Flash coverage
28mm; 17mm with built-in wide flash adapter
Power switch
ON/OFF/STBY button provided
Film speed range in TTL auto flash mode
ISO 25 to 800
Recycling time
Approx. 4 sec. (manual at full)
Number of flashes
Approx. 250 (manual at full)
Power source
One CR123A-type 3V lithium battery
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Approx. 58.5 x 83.5 x 36 mm/2.3 x 3.3 x 1.4 in.
Weight (without batteries)
Approx. 92g/3.2 oz.
Accessory supplied
Built-in infrared panel

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On Sat, 10 May 2003 15:29:09 +0200, "Claus Smith" <pigefotografen@pigefotografen.dk> wrote:

>Her er oplysningerne omkring Nikon SB-30
>
>Jeg bruger selv Nikon Coolpix 2100 og ganske godt tilfreds med det lille kamera.


Takker...

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Jan