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Hi All,
I just put up a page on the tests of CrystalVue SharperShooter 8X and Kenko 6X (48X) combo. It is in the "Odd Stuff" section of my Nikon Coolpix 950/990/995/4500 user guide. Your comments are most welcome. CK http://www.cs.mtu.edu/~shene/DigiCam Nikon Coolpix 950/990/995/2500/4500 user guide |
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I visited your site and found it to be exceptional. I especially enjoyed the information re Lenses.
All of your information seems to center on Nikon. Would these studies have equal application to Sony? DSC S75 |
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Thanks for the info. The Sony uses a step up adapter which allows one to use 52mm threading. The basic lens appears to be 42mm where the adapter threads in.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2001_...s/s75_pg2.html Based on what very little I know about the subject, it appears that there is plenty of room for light, given these dimension. I guess the best way to find out is to take the plunge. Sony offers a 1.7 Tel. and a wide angle lens as well. I think you answered the questions quite well. |
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