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| + | The '''Vivitar V3000s''' is a fully manual [[35mm]] film [[SLR]] camera in the "back to basics" mold of the [[Pentax K1000]]. It takes [[K_mount_lenses|K-mount (Pentax bayonet) lenses]]. It has a plastic body, [[hot shoe|hot-shoe]] flash socket, internal [[light meter]] (activated by pushing the shutter release button half-way), manual [[film advance]], a screw thread for [[cable release|remote shutter release]] cord. It has a [[flash sync]] terminal and a [[self-timer]], but no automatic exposure capability. The V3000s was manufactured in China in the 1990s for distribution by [[Vivitar]]. It is a derivative of the [[Yashica FX-3]]. | ||
[[Film speed|ISO range]] - 3200 to 25 (with two stops between each) | [[Film speed|ISO range]] - 3200 to 25 (with two stops between each) | ||
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The Vivitar V3000s is a fully manual 35mm film SLR camera in the "back to basics" mold of the Pentax K1000. It takes K-mount (Pentax bayonet) lenses. It has a plastic body, hot-shoe flash socket, internal light meter (activated by pushing the shutter release button half-way), manual film advance, a screw thread for remote shutter release cord. It has a flash sync terminal and a self-timer, but no automatic exposure capability. The V3000s was manufactured in China in the 1990s for distribution by Vivitar. It is a derivative of the Yashica FX-3.
ISO range - 3200 to 25 (with two stops between each)
Shutter speed range - 1/2000 to 1s + Bulb (flash sync indicated at 1/125)
Links:
- Vivitar V3000s on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
