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| − | | manu = | + | | manu = [[Cosina]] |
| − | | type = | + | | type = [[SLR]] |
| variants = | | variants = | ||
| − | | film = | + | | film = [[35mm]] |
| sensor = | | sensor = | ||
| − | | FS = | + | | FS = 24×36mm |
| lens = [[K mount]] | | lens = [[K mount]] | ||
| shutter = metal [[focal plane shutter]] | | shutter = metal [[focal plane shutter]] | ||
| shutterRange = 8 - 1/2000 sec. | | shutterRange = 8 - 1/2000 sec. | ||
| emode = automatic/manual | | emode = automatic/manual | ||
| − | | finder = [[pentaprism]] | + | | finder = [[pentaprism]] |
| − | | metering = [[TTL]] | + | | metering = [[TTL]] center-weighed |
| − | | mrange = | + | | mrange = [[EV]] 1-18 |
| mmode = | | mmode = | ||
| focusing = manual | | focusing = manual | ||
| − | | farea = | + | | farea = split-image spot with<br/> micro-prism collar on the focusing screen |
| flash = [[hot shoe]] | | flash = [[hot shoe]] | ||
| cont = | | cont = | ||
| programs = | | programs = | ||
| advance = | | advance = | ||
| − | | speedRange = | + | | speedRange = 25-1600 |
| bracketing = | | bracketing = | ||
| − | | battery = | + | | battery = 2× 1.5V (SR44) |
| obp = | | obp = | ||
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| rearLCD = | | rearLCD = | ||
| rearMonitor = | | rearMonitor = | ||
| − | | weight = | + | | weight = over 400 g |
| − | | size = | + | | size = 136×85×50 mm |
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| − | + | Alongside the [[Casio RF-1 | RF-1]] and [[Casio RF-2 | RF-2]], the '''Casio RF-3 Auto/Manual''' is a [[35mm film]] [[SLR]] curiously carrying the brand of electronics giant [[Casio]]. It was sold with a [[K-mount lenses | K-mount]] ''Casio Lens System 50mm 1:2'' [[standard lens]], or with a Casio 35-70mm 2× [[zoom lens]]. Evidently those two lenses were the total extent of the Casio "system." Unlike its brandmates, this is an electronically-controlled autoexposure model; and even the self-timer is electronic (with a front-facing countdown LED). Manual shutter speed selection is only possible using up/down rocker buttons. The Casio bodies bear a Japanese [[JCII]] quality-control seal and close inspection shows many commonalities with [[Cosina_OEM_cameras#K-mount_SLR | numerous SLRs built by Cosina]]. (The [[Cosina CT9]] appears to be identical.) | |
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| − | + | ==Links== | |
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/leopat/sets/72157626791349784/ image set shot with the camera] | *[http://www.flickr.com/photos/leopat/sets/72157626791349784/ image set shot with the camera] | ||
| + | *[http://www.butkus.org/chinon/cosina/cosina_ct9/cosina_ct9.htm manual] of similar Cosina body CT-9 at [http://www.butkus.org/chinon/ Butkus.org] | ||
| − | [[Category: Casio]] | + | [[Category:Casio|RF-3]] |
| + | [[Category:R|RF-3 Casio]] | ||
[[Category: K mount]] | [[Category: K mount]] | ||
[[Category: Japanese 35mm SLR]] | [[Category: Japanese 35mm SLR]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 25 March 2023
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Manufacturer: Cosina
Film type: 35mm
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Alongside the RF-1 and RF-2, the Casio RF-3 Auto/Manual is a 35mm film SLR curiously carrying the brand of electronics giant Casio. It was sold with a K-mount Casio Lens System 50mm 1:2 standard lens, or with a Casio 35-70mm 2× zoom lens. Evidently those two lenses were the total extent of the Casio "system." Unlike its brandmates, this is an electronically-controlled autoexposure model; and even the self-timer is electronic (with a front-facing countdown LED). Manual shutter speed selection is only possible using up/down rocker buttons. The Casio bodies bear a Japanese JCII quality-control seal and close inspection shows many commonalities with numerous SLRs built by Cosina. (The Cosina CT9 appears to be identical.)
Links
- image set shot with the camera
- manual of similar Cosina body CT-9 at Butkus.org
