Pentax Espio 115G Compact 35mm Film Camera + Case and Manual The Real

Espio Pentax. Pentax ESPIO 120SW II Point & Shoot 35mm Film Camera from Japan (C1442 Pentax's Espio line offers some strong performers, but they haven't caught on yet and can still be had at reasonable prices Though they may look similar and share part of their name, Espio Mini and Espio 140v are quite different

Well my choice, which doesn't quite meet your brief, is the 75th anniversary Espio Mini, it has a 32mm lens, fits in the pocket easily, the lens is excellent and was actually used as the basis for the recent Pentax 17 half frame camera. The Pentax Espio 60s isn't exactly up there with their professional line of SLR and medium format cameras, but it is a compact, light and comparatively modern 35mm point and shoot film camera

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Pentax launched the Espio 80, deviating slightly from what they had been doing in order to appeal to a more demanding sector After having maybe ten Pentax Espio compacts, I can confidently say that they all perform pretty well and are enjoyable to us The latest I have been using is the Pentax Espio 160 (aka the IQZoom 160).

Pentax Espio W What film and battery do you need?. Pentax launched the Espio 80, deviating slightly from what they had been doing in order to appeal to a more demanding sector The Pentax Espio 80 (also known as the IQZoom 835) is a camera that suckered me in purely because of the way it looks

Pentax Espio 738G — LensFayre. In the ideal light, Espio 140V's lens is reasonably sharp and has an OK level of contrast The lens is quite slow, and perhaps for my tastes.