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Was it the contemporary of the ESO 650? I bought that camera in the early 90s and it is still the camera I use for serious work. It looks and works as a brand new camera. I have been tempted many times to go digital but my lens collection has made me stay put. Oh, two more things. Optical viewfinder and full frame view are hard to come by in the digital world. -
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I rarely use this era of Pentax cameras as find them a little small and fiddly for my largish fingers, and when I do I usually pick up the Super-A model with it's improved features. However, in line with my policy of exercising usable cameras now and then, I'm about to load a film into this little ME Super. -
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