Peter:

Thanks for your response.  That's very good to
know-I'm LOL!  Sorry for your experience.  Good thing
it (the Soligor) was given to me for free.  I think I
will send it straight to the garbage can.  I don't
even want to take a chance on it, especially if it
might stick to the body.




--- Peter Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm holding in my hand a "Soligor Auto Tele
> Converter 2x To Fit Pentax K"
> The screw is the lens release button.
> 
> Mechanically it is a piece of crap,  The one I have
> worked for exactly
> one hour, and I think I used it to make one
> exposure.  The stop down indicator
> arm bent out of alignment and is made of such cheep
> metal that it will not 
> hold
> it's original shape.  Much of the rest of it is made
> of such cheep 
> materials that
> they easily bend and deform.  I had to partially
> disassemble it to remove 
> it from
> the camera it was mounted on when it failed.  I
> couldn't give you an optical
> assessment but my opinion is "how could the Tamron
> be worse".
> 
> 
> 
> At 07:31 PM 2/12/2003 -0800, you wrote:
> >Today I acquired a "Soligor" auto tele converter 2X
> to
> >fit Pentax-K.  First question-what is the screw on
> the
> >side for?  Maybe to activate some kind of
> electrical
> >contact?
> >
> >Second, is it better or worse than, the Tamron-F SP
> >tele converter 2X KR BBAR MC7 that I already own?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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