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| − | The Hi-Lite ECL is another variation on the interesting [[Cosina Hi-Lite EC]], perhaps slightly restyled. | + | The Hi-Lite ECL is another variation on the interesting [[Cosina Hi-Lite EC]], perhaps slightly restyled. The ECL shares the EC's unusual scheme for offering aperture-priority autoexposure while using plain vanilla [[42mm screw lenses]], with a two-step push of the shutter release. But the ECL has a battery-check light on the top deck, rather than an index mark for the meter needle in the viewfinder. A button alongside the lens mount seems to be an AE lock.<!--Anyone have the manual or a camera to check?--> |
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| Hi-Lite ECL image by Alf Sigaro (Image rights) |
The Hi-Lite ECL is another variation on the interesting Cosina Hi-Lite EC, perhaps slightly restyled. The ECL shares the EC's unusual scheme for offering aperture-priority autoexposure while using plain vanilla 42mm screw lenses, with a two-step push of the shutter release. But the ECL has a battery-check light on the top deck, rather than an index mark for the meter needle in the viewfinder. A button alongside the lens mount seems to be an AE lock.
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- A 2018 Polish sale listing (archived via the Wayback Machine) offers several more views.
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| Different views of the ECL image by Yumi Abe (Image rights) |
