The 28mm F:3.5 Super Takumar is a magnificent optic. You will be very
pleased.
Paul Perkins
Whoops - I didn't catch the F:2.8 maximum aperture on the 28mm. I've no
experience with that lens... Only the 28mm F:3.5 Super Takumar.
Paul
I'm interested more in telephoto than in wide angle. I like to take
pictures of birds and fuzzy animals, with all that implies.
The bottom level telephoto for shooting bird would be 200mm. The 200mm
F:4.0 Super Takumar is a beautiful piece of telephoto design that will do
well.
WOW
I agree that #01 is the best. I can't tell you how delighted I am to
see really fine images done with a thread mount Spotmatic of similar vintage
to my own.
I also appreciate your information on how you scanned the negatives.
Beautiful work!!!
Paul
Anyone familiar with, or actually an owner of one of these lenses? I
think they were made 1960 - 62. Filter size 55mm. Semi-auto diaphragm. How's
the optical performance as compared to the later F:1.9 Super Takumar in
thread mount?
Paul
H,
Asahi Pentax Spotmatic SP Body Black
Super Takumar 50mm F:1.4
SMC Takumar F:3.5 w/hood
Super Takumar 135mm F:2.5
I am basically going to approximate what I used to have in Pentax
equipment from 1970 through 1984.
Also picked up
Hello,
Gad this is a busy list. My problem is fairly simple. I have a Pentax
Spotmatic that I think needs its' meter adjusted, and the the shutter CLA'd.
I live in Santa Fe, NM. Recommendations on where I might send this old
soldier?
Paul
Re: RE: Re: Portra 400UC
Dave wrote: Because the parent lab can now proccess BW film,he is
stocking Tmax 100/400 film.At least i don't have to drive 45 min to pick BW
film
up now.
Wow!
Every now and again I'm reminded of my age. When I was first shooting
pictures, with my mighty howling
Hello,
The more I looked at it, the less inclined I was to attempt
dismantling a 200mm F:4.0 Super Takumar.
It got sent back...
Paul
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