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1 SLR Cameras Section1 PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO 35mm SLR and Rangefinder Cameras Beattie .....................................................8-9 Canon ..................................................10-47 Hasselblad...........................................48-50 Noblex.......................................................51 Kenko ..................................................52-53 Leica.....................................................54-75 Konica Minolta...................................76-93 Nikon .................................................94-137 SourceBook Photo Pentax ..............................................138-151 Phoenix............................................152-155 Sigma ...............................................156-170 Rollei .......................................................171 Tamron.............................................172-177 Tokina ..............................................178-181 SLR Vivitar..............................................182-185 Voigtlander ......................................186-193 The 35mm BEATTIE INTENSCREEN Low available light can be one of the most frustrating conditions in which photographers are forced to work. The lack of contrast and image definition make it difficult, if not impossible, to bring your subject into sharp focus. Heavy shadows, dimly lit rooms and evening shooting schedules often result in soft images, not to men- tion tired and sore eyes. Beattie Intenscreen bright focusing screens help eliminate these problems making it easier to get the perfect shot. Beattie Intenscreens are available for hundreds of the most popular 35mm cameras with variations, including grid patterns and split image focus available within each camera model. In addition, many sports, nature and astro-photographers use 35mm cameras because the wide selection of telephoto lenses make it easy to get close to the subject. However, longer telephoto lenses, CAMERAS & LENSES particularly zoom lenses, often have a smaller maximum aperture making them slow and difficult to focus in low light. A 1 Beattie Intenscreen bright focusing screen will increase image brightness by 1 to 1 ⁄2 stops, making it easier to focus on distant subject, even when using a telephoto lens. 8 Screen Variations To accommodate the diverse needs of the photographer, there are several varieties of Beattie Intenscreen available within each camera product category. Most 35mm Beattie focusing screens are available with either a plain matte focusing surface or with split image focusing. Plain Matte Plain focusing screens, which are similar in appearance to traditional ground glass screens, offer an unobstructed viewing image and are ideal for outdoor and land- scape photography Plain Matte Split image focusing screens, situated either horizontally or diagonally, provide with Grid centrally located focus assistance and are a good choice for wedding and portrait photographers. In most cases, both plain and split image screens are available with an optional grid pattern for architectural and other precision photography. The drawings illus- trate the six varieties typically offered for most 35mm focusing screens. Not all Horizontal styles are available for each camera model. Split Image Horizontal Split Image with Grid For Canon EOS A2 / A2E For Contax RTS II Plain Matte (BEFSCEA2).....................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSCRTS2) ...................92.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGCA2) ............92.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGCRTS2).........92.95 Matte with Grid and Horizontal Split For Canon EOS-1, 1N, 1v and 3 Image (BEFSSIHGCRTS)......................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSCE1) .....................104.95 Diagonal Matte with Diagonal Split Split Image Matte with Grid (BEFSGCE1)...........104.95 Image (BEFSSIDCRTS2).......................92.95 Matte with Horizontal Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIHCE1)................104.95 For Contax RTS III Split Image with Grid Matte with Grid and Horizontal Plain Matte (BEFSCRTS3) ...................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHGCE1) .............104.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGCRTS3).........92.95 www.bhphotovideo.com PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO BEATTIE INTENSCREEN For Leica R4 / R5 / R6 / 6.2 / 7 For Nikon F100 For Nikon F4 Series Plain Matte (BEFSLR4) .............................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSNF100) .........................89.95 Plain Matte (BEFSNF4)...........................124.95 CAMERAS & LENSES Matte with Grid (BEFSGLR4) ...................92.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGNF100) ...............89.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGNF4).................124.95 Matte with Matte with Horizontal Matte with Horizontal Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHLR4).....92.95 (BEFSSIHNF100) Split Image ....................89.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHNF4)......................124.95 Matte with Grid and Matte with Grid and Horizontal Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHGLR4) ..92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHGNF10) ...................89.95 Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Split Image (BEFSSIHGNF4) ...................124.95 Matte with Diagonal Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDLR4) ........92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDNF100) ....................89.95 Matte with Grid and For Olympus OM-Series Matte with Grid and Diagonal Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDGLR4) .....92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDGNF10) ...................89.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGOM1) .................92.95 For Nikon FA / FE / FE2 / FM2 Plain Matte (BEFSOM1)............................92.95 For Nikon F5 Plain Matte (BEFSNFE2)...........................92.95 Matte with Horizontal Matte with Grid (BEFSGNF5).................124.95 Matte with Grid and Split Image (BEFSSIHOM1) ......................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSNF5)...........................124.95 Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHGNFE2)92.95 Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Horizontal Matte with Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHGOM1)....................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHNFE2)......................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHNF5)......................124.95 Matte with Matte with Diagonal Matte with Grid (BEFSGNFE2).................92.95 Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDOM1) ......92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDNF5)......................124.95 9 Matte with Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDNFE2)......................92.95 Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Grid and Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDGOM1)....................92.95 Matte with Grid and Split Image (BEFSSIHGNF5) ...................124.95 Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDGNFE2) ...92.95 Matte with Grid and Diagonal For Pentax LX Split Image (BEFSSIDGNF5) ...................124.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGPLX)...................92.95 For Nikon 8008 and 801 Series Matte with Grid (BEFSGN8008) ...............92.95 For Nikon F and F2 Cameras Plain Matte (BEFSPLX) .............................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSNF2)...........................114.95 Plain Matte (BEFSN8008)..........................92.95 Matte with Horizontal Matte with Horizontal Matte with Grid (BEFSGNF2).................114.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHPLX)........................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHN8008) ....................92.95 Split Image Horizontal (BEFSSIHNF2) ..114.95 Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Grid and Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHGPLX) .....................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHGN800)....................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHGNF2) ...................114.95 Matte with Diagonal Matte with Matte with Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDPLX)........................92.95 Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDN8008) ....92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDNF2)......................114.95 Matte with Grid and Diagonal Matte with Grid and Matte with Grid and Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDGPLX) .....................92.95 Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDGN800) ...92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDGNF2) ...................114.95 For Pentax PZ-1 For Nikon N90 / N90s For Nikon F3 Plain Matte (BEFSPPZ1) ...........................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSNN90) ..........................92.95 Plain Matte (BEFSNF3)...........................114.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGPPZ1) .................92.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGNN90) ................92.95 Matte with Grid (BEFSGNF3).................114.95 Matte with Horizontal Matte with Horizontal Matte with Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHNN90) .....................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHNF3)......................114.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHPPZ1) ......................92.95 Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Grid and Horizontal Matte with Grid and Horizontal Split Image (BEFSSIHGNN90)...................92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHGNF3) ...................114.95 Split Image (BEFSSIHGPPZ1) ...................92.95 Matte with Matte with Diagonal Matte with Diagonal Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDNN90) .....92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDNF3)......................114.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDPPZ1) ......................92.95 Matte with Grid and Matte with Grid and Diagonal Matte with Grid and Diagonal Diagonal Split Image (BEFSSIDGNN90)...92.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDGNF3) ...................124.95 Split Image (BEFSSIDGPPZ1)....................92.95 ORDER & INFO. (212) 502-6340 • FAX: (212) 239-7770 (800) 947-7008 1-800-290-6750 • www.bhphotovideo.com PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO CANON EOS REBEL SERIES Rebel GII—SLR Simplicity and Elegance Want to step-up from a less versatile point-and-shoot camera? The affordable Rebel GII offers the budget-minded a slew of advanced features and functionality that make it ideal for students or anybody else who want greater creative control when taking photographs. Although compact and extremely lightweight
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