douwe
Jazz and Silver
A dilemma presents itself: I can buy a rollei XF 35 and a yashica electro 35 CC. Which one would you like? I think the sonnar lens would be terrific, but the yashica has aperture priority instead of programmed auto exposure, and has the 35mm focal lenght.
I'm looking forward to your opinion!
cheers,
Douwe
I'm looking forward to your opinion!
cheers,
Douwe
daniel~
Established
Hello douwe,
I got a Rollei XF35 recently. Shot a few frames with it. My impression is that it's nice for a point & shoot, but image-wise there's not much to write home about... think I can achieve that with most of my other cameras, too.
So it'd not be a dilemma for me, since I haven't yet got a Yashica 35CC. I would get a 35CC if offered at the same price, anyway, because 35CC seems better specified and obviously rarer.
I got a Rollei XF35 recently. Shot a few frames with it. My impression is that it's nice for a point & shoot, but image-wise there's not much to write home about... think I can achieve that with most of my other cameras, too.
So it'd not be a dilemma for me, since I haven't yet got a Yashica 35CC. I would get a 35CC if offered at the same price, anyway, because 35CC seems better specified and obviously rarer.
daniel~
Established
I should add that, I haven't shot a lot with my XF35, and I haven't been disappointed with it, really. The 40mm focal length is long enough to make a difference from all those 35mm I got. It's good for what it does.
By the way, before buying the Rollei I already own a Voigtlander VF135, an almost identical twin of XF35. Somehow the test pics from my Rollei look slightly better to me... perhaps it's just psychological effects
By the way, before buying the Rollei I already own a Voigtlander VF135, an almost identical twin of XF35. Somehow the test pics from my Rollei look slightly better to me... perhaps it's just psychological effects
Dr. Strangelove
Cobalt thorium G
I have an XF35 too, and it's not anything special. The lens is perhaps a little better and of course faster than the average Tessar type lenses that most of the cameras in that class have, but it's not a huge difference. For serious photography aperture priority AE is of course much better than programmed AE and the lens is probably as good as well, so I would go for the Yashica.daniel~ said:
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
the yashica. Definitely.
Its lens is nothing to worry about. I don't want to compare it to the sonnar but it stands on its own without any comparisons.
Its lens is nothing to worry about. I don't want to compare it to the sonnar but it stands on its own without any comparisons.
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tedwhite
Guest
I don't know anything about the Yashica Electro 35CC, but if the lens is of the same quality as the one on my GSN, it's a no-brainer.
Ted
Ted