They don't have a set for Pentax yet,
YES THEY DO! as of today.
http://www.keoptics.com/
At 105-160 dollars you'd have to want one pretty badly. ;-)
Don
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From: Powell Hargrave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 3:21 PM
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Subject: RE: Anyone tried different focus screen on digital?
They don't
At $105 or $140, (plus $40 if you want the metering pattern), I think
I'll suffer through manual focusing with out focusing aids. At least
for now.
Powell Hargrave wrote:
They don't have a set for Pentax yet,
YES THEY DO! as of today.
http://www.keoptics.com/
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Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays everyone out there in PDML land. I am
wondering if anyone has successfully had a different type focusing
screen installed to replace the stock one on any of the digital cameras
*istD, DS, DL or DS2? I am assuming this would be something that an
authorized Pentax
Hi Jay ...
You might want to browse this site if you're thinking about switching
screens. They don't have a set for Pentax yet, but they say that they are
working on it.
http://www.keoptics.com/
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Jay Taylor
Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays everyone out there
I use the Pentax LL60 divided matte screen. This is essentially the
same as the stock screen but with a set of horizontal and vertical
reference lines as compositional aids. I love it.
Focusing screens on the D, DS, DS2 are user interchangeable, but not
on the DL.
A German company,
Pentax makes two alternate focusing screens for the *ist-D/s/s2 series
of cameras, they are user replaceable. I'm not sure if the DL can use
them as well. Unfortunately none of these screens has a built in
focusing aid either split image or micro prism. There was a third party
making one a
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