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09/20/2007 11:07:03 AM · #1 |
A strange question, maybe...if I'm zooming out on a PowerShot S3 IS, what is the widest setting it will go to (35mm equiv)? Is this generally the same for all P&S cameras?
I'm still working on my Deja Vu entry...I know, I know, it's too late, but I'm obsessed, and now it's become a quixotic quest. I *will* duplicate the shot...
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09/20/2007 11:10:32 AM · #2 |
| I was just looking at the S3 and I think it's 36mm (35mm equiv) |
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09/20/2007 11:11:12 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by annpatt:
A strange question, maybe...if I'm zooming out on a PowerShot S3 IS, what is the widest setting it will go to (35mm equiv)? Is this generally the same for all P&S cameras?
I'm still working on my Deja Vu entry...I know, I know, it's too late, but I'm obsessed, and now it's become a quixotic quest. I *will* duplicate the shot... |
On the S3 IS it's 36 mm equivalent. There are cameras that make it down to 28 or even 25 mm, but most have 35 mm.
Message edited by author 2007-09-20 11:11:32. |
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09/20/2007 11:16:27 AM · #4 |
Some P&S cameras (including many of the Panasonic models) will go to 28mm equivalent, a few will go to 24mm, and there was a dual-lens Kodak camera that could shoot 17mm.
Message edited by author 2007-09-20 11:16:47. |
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09/20/2007 12:07:00 PM · #5 |
| Thanks, all. Exactly the answers I needed. |
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