Bought My Pentax Me Super in late 70's or early 80's. Just loaded a B&W into it and it functions perfectly. I Have not used it for let's say in about 20 or 25 years. My digital Pentax lenses have the same red dots as earlier ones and the old K-lenses fit quite well to the new models, like K1 Mark II. This is good since some of the Pentax lenses are such a high quality lenses. The outstanding characteristic with ME Super was those two little buttons on top of the camera, which did show the right exposition metering for right shutter speed in viewfinder - which you were able to either accept or lower/press a bit by chancing the ASA by 1/4x to 4x stops. I just love my old Me Super, even though it is museum stuff, these days. It seems that the film era might still continue, after all. One of my pro-customers said me once: "Never sell your dark room equipment away, you will need it some day"... Yours Risto.
Great educational data. Thanks for sharing with us. You're a real shutterbug. You Make Me Remember Paul Simon's song Kodachrome. Thanks for watching. Take care and have a great day
Bought My Pentax Me Super in late 70's or early 80's. Just loaded a B&W into it and it functions perfectly. I Have not used it for let's say in about 20 or 25 years. My digital Pentax lenses have the same red dots as earlier ones and the old K-lenses fit quite well to the new models, like K1 Mark II. This is good since some of the Pentax lenses are such a high quality lenses. The outstanding characteristic with ME Super was those two little buttons on top of the camera, which did show the right exposition metering for right shutter speed in viewfinder - which you were able to either accept or lower/press a bit by chancing the ASA by 1/4x to 4x stops. I just love my old Me Super, even though it is museum stuff, these days. It seems that the film era might still continue, after all. One of my pro-customers said me once: "Never sell your dark room equipment away, you will need it some day"... Yours Risto.
Great educational data. Thanks for sharing with us. You're a real shutterbug. You Make Me Remember Paul Simon's song Kodachrome. Thanks for watching. Take care and have a great day