mats_dahl_n1

<p>I have tried quite a lot of compacts. <strong>Big mini</strong> was not the 2,8 version and was so and so in sharpness, the <strong>Ol xa</strong> is very nice working with but will not get consistent results. I think i´ts due to film flatness problems. Maybe you should not rewind until taking moment but then the biggest point with point and shoot goes down the drain. Nikon AF 35 L very good but big (and noisy), the <strong>canon 35 AF</strong> also very good but you have to fool the metering when shooting in low light and also big. The<strong> Olympus SP and Canon Ql 17 </strong>is also too big but very good. If you shoot that big cameras then you could just as well (if yu have the money) get a Voigtländer or Leica with excellent viewfinders and quality and repair possibility and different lenses. The winner is <strong>Olympus stylys epic/mju ii . </strong>Just think if it had the non flash as standard and less noise for film advance and a hotshoe on top (the viewfinder is crap so a external finder would be great. If you are serious you could of course glue a flash shoe to the camera. The <strong>rollei Se</strong> is good but have fairly low contrast (like old rolleiflex). Also a bit fiddly to use. </p>