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Samsung Evoca (Vega) 170se (170 se)
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Great little point and shoot that I picked up at the Ritz Camera Photronic Depot (now closed, sadly) a few years ago. I picked it out of a bin of cameras that were quite junky and I saw the Schneider-Kreuznach Varioplan 38-170mm Auto Macro glass and just had to go for it.
Specifications:
Brand Name: Samsung
Model: 170SE
Device Type: Point & Shoot / Zoom camera
Shooting Modes: Landscape, Portrait
Auto Focus Technology: Passive
Film Speed Range: ISO 50 - 3200
Lens Type: Zoom lens
Minimum focal length: 38 millimeters
Maximum focal length: 170 millimeters
Optical zoom: 4.5 x
Included Flash Type: Built-in flash
Flash Modes Description: Fill-in mode, Backlight mode, Auto mode, Flash OFF mode, Red-eye reduction
Width: 4.7 inches
Depth: 2 inches
Height: 2.6 inches
Weight: 9.5 Ounces
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Comments on this set
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Greyscale3 says:I like the Samsung film point & shoots, I own several. The are great bargains, I think. |
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FramerKat says:It's been a pretty good camera for me. I think it retailed for $300 in its prime and I got it from a bargain bin at Ritz Camera around 2005 for about $20 I think. I was impressed with the metal front body and the Schneider lens. Once I got used to all the lights and whatnot, I can use it quite successfully...I had a hard time at first because I didn't pay attention to them ;-) |
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Greyscale3 says:I have a Samsung Maxima 1350Ti that looks very similar to your Evoca, it produces excellent results. I also have an Evoca 70s that I have yet to put a roll through. I think the Evoca/Vega line are the same as the Rollei Pregos.  Posted ages ago. ( permalink ) |
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FramerKat says:Wow, that is a "beast" of a point and shoot. And it's just odd enough to intrigue me...eBay, here I come ;-) |
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Greyscale3 says:If you can't find one on the bay, I have two of them, and will make you a good deal on the "spare". |