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Monday, February 25, 2019

An Outing With A Konica Z-up 28W

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Analog Diary, film photography favorites, on an outing with a Konica Z-up 28W AF Zoom, not a true compact, but easy and fun to use.
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The autofocus Konica Z-up 28W is oversized for your pants pocket but will fit in your camera bag. It has a very useful 28-56mm F3.5~6.6 zoom lens protected by a built-in UV filter and a very quiet shutter and is one the fastest autofocus I have used recently.

The zoom functions through a push button on the top panel of the camera, with one push of the button, the lens zooms out, and at its end, zooms back in. While exposure is automatic, I do not even know the shutter speed range or the lens's aperture range.

Konica Z-up 28W
Konica Z-up 28W

Camera mode selection, for Auto Flash, Flash On, Flash Off, Self-Timer with Flash On, Infinity Focus with Flash Off, and Macro Mode with Flash On is via a Mode selector button, and the setting is displayed on the LCD panel of the shutter release button cluster.

Konica Z-up 28W
Konica Z-up 28W

A nice feature of the camera is the Snap mode, which sets the camera to a focal length of 28mm and a focal distance of 2.75 meters, and the film advances to two frames per second. When the Snap mode is coupled with the Self-Timer with Flash On mode, the Z-up 28W will set the shutter off twice, after a ten-second delay, and the next three seconds later.



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