click for bigger image click for bigger image As mentioned earlier, the camera is capable of shooting close-up pictures as well. Of course, it is not extreme close-ups but close enough to enable you to shoot subjects like flowers, portraits or any other smaller subjects the size of a coffee table book. As with any compact rangefinder cameras, parallax line errors are inside the Prima Zoom 85 to warn you of where to place the subject without risking it to be cropped off from the frame itself. click for bigger image For landscape type photography, it is even easier. Just compose the scene you want in the viewfinder and shoot. You don't have to worry about any parallax errors since normal distant photography will not affect the composition at all and with sufficient depth-of-field as well. The camera's built-in metering system is spot-on most of the time except for the heavily backlighted conditions. Bright spots in most cases will not fool the camera into setting the wrong exposures at all. This is important on occasions when the subject is too far or too big for the built-in flash to reach. << Back to Main . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 .