Konica Lexio 70
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Konica Lexio 70
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This Camera Produces Great Photos And Is Ver
This camera produces great photos and is very compact.
It is easy to use and has a strong metal case(I know I dropped it accidentally and it is fine)
It has a nice slick design and the zoom is fluid.
The slide Lens cover can be a little tricky but overall a great camera.
It's to deer!
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I've Bought Both The Konica Lexio 70 And The 115 A
I've bought both the Konica Lexio 70 and the 115 at the same auction on e-Bay for $20.25 including shipping. Tried both on Superia 400 and the results were formidable!
I loved the size and excellent lens capabilities, specially on macro. Nice backlit LCD dial, huge finder with everything you need, Nice shutter sound ( yes, its true!!) It beats my Minolta Feedom 105 i, my Freedom 90 and ties up with my Olympus Infinity Superzoom 330....Bravo Konica!!....at last!!
A Review Of The Konica Lexio 70 - It's Amazing The
A review of the Konica Lexio 70 - It's amazing they can make such a tiny analogue zoom-camera! I have had several point and shoot cameras like Olympus mju but this one is the best...
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The Ease Of Use Is The Key To The Konica Lexio 70.
The ease of use is the key to the Konica Lexio 70. The use of the slide as the on/off function, and the time out after 5 minutes is great. The lens is as good as any that ive seen on a 35mm camera, the photos come out so sharp and clear. It is light and durable and from experience can be forgotten its in your pocket.
The camera even sounds good when taking a photo (as was pointed out by a friend)
A definate buy for anyone looking for a basic, yet high quality 35mm.
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The Camera Is Easy To Use, Readily Available And V
The camera is easy to use, readily available and very small. This feature I appreciate the most. Also the function of the power-switch is a clever idea: when opening the shutter completely, the camera is turned on. This, combined with the feature of turning off the camera 3 minutes after non-usage avoids the emptying of the battery by mistake, as it happened with my brother's Canon.
The focus-finder is too large; when you look through it is difficult so see everything which will appear on the final picture.
Overall, I am completely happy with this camera; intended as small compagnion for trips and for making snapshots, it delivers sharp, clear pictures while uncomplicated to use.
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The Konica Lexio 70 35mm Compact Camera Is Almost
The Konica Lexio 70 35mm compact camera is almost "the perfect compromise" in zoom range for this money = 28-70 mm!!!
The finder is so big and clear making it very easy to frame subjects, and gives good view of flash-/focus control-lamps too.
Handling of controls and "feel" in hands are in my opinion also of the better standard, as is the optical quality in general (I haven't tried it in serious back-lighting).
For the size and price one of the better alternatives to look for, "brothered" by it's stablemate the Lexio 115. Same camera with another lens, a few small design differences and a few grams and parts of cubic inches added. The zoom on the 115 starts at 38mm making the Lexio 70 better for more general "family/travel" shootage. As mostly is the fact the lens loses some light gathering capability at the long end of the zoom = use 400 ISO and up if not shooting in sunny situations or close with flash.
Finally, it looks the business if anything...
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I'm Not Stupid When It Comes To Operating Cameras,
I'm not stupid when it comes to operating cameras, but this Konica Lexio 70 35mm compact camera has me baffled. How in the world do you load film? I can't get it to advance. And just how do you turn the power on and off? The instruction booklet refers to the power source, but doesn't show or tell you where it is. Can someone shed some light?!
Karen, my Lexio 70 operates flawlessly. Are you sure you have the battery installed properly? I have shot approx 10 rolls and the film pickup is smooth and has never been a problem.Also, its the clamshell opening/closing that turns the camera on/off...By the way..if the camera has power you will see icons/date and frame number on the top LED. If those are not there, you have a power problem. Hope this helps!!
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With The Konica Lexio 70 Compact Camera, Everythin
With the Konica Lexio 70 compact camera, everything looks washed out indoors and out using 800 and 200. Have shot 6 rolls. Red eye reduction is a joke. I am junking and buying another Olympus.
Well, I don´t really think ANY camera have really good red-eye reduction, Olympus included even if they often are best in that particular respect.
If images get washed out both on 200 & 800 films, I think the camera is faulty and not really bad in itself.I think so because I´ve used it and found it to be very good in general.
I respect this review somewhat, but it seems to me that this buyer should have tried to get a new sample rather than simply dismiss the camera right out.
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I've Stopped Looking For A New Camera. This Is Th
I've stopped looking for a new camera. This is the only one any reasonable person would ever need. I'm selling the other four that I bought, including Leica, Olympus etc.
What review??? This is someone telling others that he got this camera and got rid of the other cameras he owned.
WHY is this "the camera to get" etc? That is what he should have told readers searching for advice on this camera.
Doesn't say why conclusion was reached, so of little help.
No useful details in the review, no comparison.
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Shot 6 Rolls Of Film: 100, 200, 400 Under Many Dif
Shot 6 rolls of film: 100, 200, 400 under many different
conditions and the results were excellent. Indoor flash is near flawless in coverage and eveness of lighting.
Great specs. for a camera in this class: 3.4/7.9 lens
6elements/6groups, shutter 1.3/1/500. Macro mode to 13.8 inches, thats about 1/4.8 mag.
In summary, a fine photographic tool that you sometimes
forget that you're carrying it with you.
I hope you are right about this, have just bought one and i just love it so far, i will come back after a few rolls.
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