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My review of this camera might seem a bit generous but that's because of my perspective-I'm judging it by what it can do compared to all the manual focus SLRs that came before it including the super expensive Nikons and Canons and the insanely expensive Leicas and Zeiss Ikons. Yup in most cases this camera will shoot circles around those ones. OK, it might not be the best camera to take to the North Pole or tropical rain forest or the Sahara Desert but that applies to most of today's digital SLRs. To make a long story short, this is one of the cheapest manual focus SLRs ever made but in many ways one of the greatest. Now it doesn't have the fantastic viewfinder of the Super Program but it beats the viewfinder of the KM, K1000 and the Pentax P series cameras and I'm having less trouble focusing this camera than the KX with it's microprism screen. That's my answer to those people who knock the viewfinder of the ZX-M.

If you're one of those (street) people who are content to roam around with nothing but a normal or wide angle lens then mount the famous 40mm 2.8 'pancake' lens on this beast and fire away and when you're through slip the camera into a pocket and you won't even feel it and those Zombies you were photographing wont even see it. Of course you can do that with any compact digital camera but they don't give you the warped? Satisfaction of developing your own film. And that brings us to the only valid reason to use film in the first place now that digital is closing in on film as far as picture quality goes-the pleasure of developing your own film plus the element of suspense-you won't know whether or not you messed up half a roll of film in that dark alley. Oh yes, as a Pentaxian it doesn't have to be film or digital since Pentax uses the same mount for both their film and digital cameras.

Then there are those Pentax lenses. For decades we've been fed this nonsense about the 'big four' Nikon, Canon, Leitz and Carl Zeiss being at the top of the heap as far as sharpness is concerned but I can remember making beautiful 16x20 inch blowups with Pentax lenses from 1960 yep, the famous 85mm 1.8 Super Takumar and the 300mm 6.3 Takumar. Okay maybe, just maybe Zeiss lenses were just a snick sharper but this is really splitting hairs. Minolta lenses weren't dogs either then Yashica came along with their Contax Yashica mount lenses which turned a few heads. Allright maybe I've digressed a bit that was to show you where I'm coming from. I've used the creme de la creme in 35mm but I'm still using this ZX-M as my main film camera and I'm not going to tell you my age in case you were wondering, let's just say that I haven't been diagnosed with Alzheimers (when are these spell checkers going to clean up their act?) yet.

And now that I've got you totally confused I'm now going to sign off before I get kicked off this board.Amen. My review of this camera might seem a bit generous but that's because of my perspective-I'm judging it by what it can do compared to all the manual focus SLRs that came before it including the super expensive Nikons and Canons and the insanely expensive Leicas and Zeiss Ikons. Yup in most cases this camera will shoot circles around those ones. OK, it might not be the best camera to take to the North Pole or tropical rain forest or the Sahara Desert but that applies to most of today's digital SLRs.

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To make a long story short, this is one of the cheapest manual focus SLRs ever made but in many ways one of the greatest. Now it doesn't have the fantastic viewfinder of the Super Program but it beats the viewfinder of the KM, K1000 and the Pentax P series cameras and I'm having less trouble focusing this camera than the KX with it's microprism screen.

That's my answer to those people who knock the viewfinder of the ZX-M. If you're one of those (street) people who are content to roam around with nothing but a normal or wide angle lens then mount the famous 40mm 2.8 'pancake' lens on this beast and fire away and when you're through slip the camera into a pocket and you won't even feel it and those Zombies you were photographing wont even see it. Of course you can do that with any compact digital camera but they don't give you the warped? Satisfaction of developing your own film. And that brings us to the only valid reason to use film in the first place now that digital is closing in on film as far as picture quality goes-the pleasure of developing your own film plus the element of suspense-you won't know whether or not you messed up half a roll of film in that dark alley. Oh yes, as a Pentaxian it doesn't have to be film or digital since Pentax uses the same mount for both their film and digital cameras.

Then there are those Pentax lenses. For decades we've been fed this nonsense about the 'big four' Nikon, Canon, Leitz and Carl Zeiss being at the top of the heap as far as sharpness is concerned but I can remember making beautiful 16x20 inch blowups with Pentax lenses from 1960 yep, the famous 85mm 1.8 Super Takumar and the 300mm 6.3 Takumar. Okay maybe, just maybe Zeiss lenses were just a snick sharper but this is really splitting hairs. Minolta lenses weren't dogs either then Yashica came along with their Contax Yashica mount lenses which turned a few heads.

Allright maybe I've digressed a bit that was to show you where I'm coming from. I've used the creme de la creme in 35mm but I'm still using this ZX-M as my main film camera and I'm not going to tell you my age in case you were wondering, let's just say that I haven't been diagnosed with Alzheimers (when are these spell checkers going to clean up their act?) yet.

And now that I've got you totally confused I'm now going to sign off before I get kicked off this board.Amen. I bailed out from this camera as soon as i noticed it had a very difficult timemetering under unusual or tricky lighting situations. ( Yes, i realize that some would cry foul as it couldn't be the camera, it must be the user! NO, i am currently using a 15yr old Program -Plus and the pics turn out great)One does not know what percentage of the metered light is allotted for each of the 2 segments.They would have been better off just making it a center -weighted system, as then you would at least know what area of the viewfinder to focus the target on. (Or, better still, having made it say a 3 segment metering system.)In my opinion it is good only as a point-and shoot camera. Not recommended for the student!!

I bailed out from this camera as soon as i noticed it had a very difficult timemetering under unusual or tricky lighting situations. ( Yes, i realize that some would cry foul as it couldn't be the camera, it must be the user!

NO, i am currently using a 15yr old Program -Plus and the pics turn out great)One does not know what percentage of the metered light is allotted for each of the 2 segments.They would have been better off just making it a center -weighted system, as then you would at least know what area of the viewfinder to focus the target on. (Or, better still, having made it say a 3 segment metering system.)In my opinion it is good only as a point-and shoot camera. Not recommended for the student!! I recieved the MZ-M as a gift 3 years ago when I was first becoming interested in Photography. I have used it extensively since.

I have been very satisfied with the camera. It offers the perfect balance of traditional manual features and modern convenience.The camera does feel very light which made me a little concerned when I first got it but the weight of the camera does not reflect the quality of the construction or the materials. The camera is very durable.

My MZ-M once fell about three feet onto concrete and survived perfectly.After three years, the plastic lens mount on my camera looks pretty chewed up but other then asthetics I have not noticed any problems. I recieved the MZ-M as a gift 3 years ago when I was first becoming interested in Photography. I have used it extensively since. I have been very satisfied with the camera. It offers the perfect balance of traditional manual features and modern convenience.The camera does feel very light which made me a little concerned when I first got it but the weight of the camera does not reflect the quality of the construction or the materials. The camera is very durable.

My MZ-M once fell about three feet onto concrete and survived perfectly.After three years, the plastic lens mount on my camera looks pretty chewed up but other then asthetics I have not noticed any problems.

Unit only, no battery case, no remote, they are there that I show the player works. What you see is what you get. Tested, plays. With all due respect for the buyers: As I have mentioned, the item is fully functional so return is NOT ACCEPTED. If you need any proofs please let me know before the purchase. And if a buyer tries to use ' damaged' or 'not as described' reason for return I will ask eBay to step up and take care of situation and beside the shipping costs, 30% restocking fee will be considered.

I had to add the last paragraph to my listing because of a slight minority of the buyers who tend to abuse ebay' s policies and it's sellers and the nature of the items that I sell. What you see is what you get. With all due respect for the buyers: As I have mentioned, the item is fully functional so return is NOT ACCEPTED.

If you need any proofs please let me know before the purchase. And if a buyer tries to use ' damaged' or 'not as described' reason for return I will ask eBay to step up and take care of situation and beside the shipping costs, 30% restocking fee will be considered. I had to add the last paragraph to my listing because of a slight minority of the buyers who tend to abuse ebay' s policies and it's sellers and the nature of the items that I sell. Sony MD Portable Mini Disc Walkman Player Model MZ- E40, with storage case that has 14 slots for individual discs and two front zippered pockets for charger and unit. Two back slots inside as well. It also comes with a soft Sony protective case with a slot to slip it on your belt (soft case was never used). Sony charger is included.

3 blank discs and 8 recorded. Batteries included. Condition is Used although you can see from the pictures it's been very well taken care of and works great! The sound is amazing! What you see is what you get.

Battery function is not tested and is not guaranteed. With all due respect for the buyers: As I have mentioned, the item is fully functional so return is NOT ACCEPTED. If you need any proofs please let me know before the purchase. And if a buyer tries to use ' damaged' or 'not as described' reason for return I will ask eBay to step up and take care of situation and beside the shipping costs, 30% restocking fee will be considered. I had to add the last paragraph to my listing because of a slight minority of the buyers who tend to abuse ebay' s policies and it's sellers and the nature of the items that I sell.

What you see is what you get. With all due respect for the buyers: As I have mentioned, the item is fully functional so return is NOT ACCEPTED. If you need any proofs please let me know before the purchase. And if a buyer tries to use ' damaged' or 'not as described' reason for return I will ask eBay to step up and take care of situation and beside the shipping costs, 30% restocking fee will be considered. I had to add the last paragraph to my listing because of a slight minority of the buyers who tend to abuse ebay' s policies and it's sellers and the nature of the items that I sell. Rocking Out with the Sony Mini Disc PlayerIt you’re a fan of vintage electronics or Sony mini disc players, eBay has something for you.

A disc-based data storage format that offers 74 to 80 minutes of music, the minidisc was sold from 1992 to March 2013. With one gigabyte of digitized audio storage, the minidisc resembles a floppy disk but is not quite as big. Is the minidisc still available?Although the minidisc never caught on like the MP3 or compact disk (CD), fans still embrace the technology. Like cassette tapes and vinyl records, minidiscs are still sold on eBay, and they are somewhat of a cross between a CD and a cassette.

They have the following specs:. Capacity - 80 minutes for standard size and up to 45 hours (1GB) of audio. Read mechanism - 780 nm laser. Encoding - ATRAC, linear PCM with Hi-MD.

Usage - audio storage and data storage with Hi-MDHow are minidiscs different from CDs?Minidiscs have similar digital sound quality to CDs, and they are durable like cassettes. They are, however, more versatile than either. Cassettes allow you to erase and re-record data, and they come with protective cases. CDs have great sound, but they are also susceptible to scratches and less than easy to handle when driving. Minidiscs have the following advantages:. High-quality sound.

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Erasable and re-recordable. Ability to add additional data with re-recording entire disc. Protective covering similar to a floppy disc.

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Easy transportation and storageHow are minidiscs different from MP3s?MP3 players are portable, and they have good sound. If you want to change the songs, you have to download the new music through a computer connection every time you change it. If you use a minidisc player, all you need to do is take one minidisc out and put another in. Although you can use memory cards, sticks, or chips with your MP3 player, they cost more than minidiscs. You can buy, for example, 25 to 50 minidiscs for around the same price as a 64MB chip. Especially when traveling, minidiscs allow you to carry a larger collection of audio with less expense. Audiophiles claim that minidiscs have higher sound quality than CDs or MP3s.

The difference in quality is not likely to show up on a portable player, but it might on more refined stereo systems at home or in automobiles. What are some facts about Sony mini disc players?The minidisc measures 7 x 6.75 x.50 centimeters or 2.75 by 2 21/32 by 3/16 inches. The enclosed disc has a diameter of 64 millimeters. The Sony Corporation says a blank MD can be re-recorded up to one million times, but no one has likely tested this promise. The minidisc could, however, be damaged by equipment failure or physical damage. Content provided for informational purposes only.

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