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| − | Introduced in December 1980, the Mamiya ZE-2 | + | Introduced in December 1980, the '''[[Mamiya]] ZE-2''' continued the quartz-regulated metal focal plane shutter begun in the [[Mamiya ZE|ZE]]. Both cameras have an automatic exposure with aperture priority and, once it is determined, the aperture setting on both can be locked. The ZE-2 added a shake-prevention warning and a shutter-speed dial, and allowed a manual override (you can't select a shutter speed manually on the [[Mamiya ZE|ZE]]). An electronic sensor coupled each lens to the camera through six gold contact points. The sensor automatically selected the slowest hand-held shutter speed possible for that focal length. |
== Links == | == Links == | ||
* [http://mamiya35collectors.com/index.htm Ron Herron's "Collecting Mamiya 35mm Cameras" - the Net's most comprehensive Mamiya 35mm site] | * [http://mamiya35collectors.com/index.htm Ron Herron's "Collecting Mamiya 35mm Cameras" - the Net's most comprehensive Mamiya 35mm site] | ||
* [http://mamiya-ze.joerg-mueck.de Mamiya Z-Series homepage of J. Mueck] | * [http://mamiya-ze.joerg-mueck.de Mamiya Z-Series homepage of J. Mueck] | ||
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Revision as of 10:04, 16 April 2006
Introduced in December 1980, the Mamiya ZE-2 continued the quartz-regulated metal focal plane shutter begun in the ZE. Both cameras have an automatic exposure with aperture priority and, once it is determined, the aperture setting on both can be locked. The ZE-2 added a shake-prevention warning and a shutter-speed dial, and allowed a manual override (you can't select a shutter speed manually on the ZE). An electronic sensor coupled each lens to the camera through six gold contact points. The sensor automatically selected the slowest hand-held shutter speed possible for that focal length.
