kasperhauser
pfm Member
We have been given a Pentax Super Program (US name for the Super A, or so it appears) that has a malfunctioning mirror. Just wondering if it's worth getting repaired or not. The sealing stuff against which the mirror "slaps" isn't sticky - it seems perfectly fine. In fact, if the mirror is manually moved back into its open position (it moves quite easily and freely), it pops back closed.
I admit, I love the smallness and lightness of it. Would be fun to learn to use, if it's worth messing with. It seems to have been highly thought of in its day:
I admit, I love the smallness and lightness of it. Would be fun to learn to use, if it's worth messing with. It seems to have been highly thought of in its day:
The innovative Pentax Super Program wins the "European Compact Camera of the Year 1983-84" by the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) for its technological perfection.