My K 135/2.5 is among my most frequently used lenses on the *ist D. I often use it for tabletop studio shots where I want to limit the depth of field. I also used it for my wakeboarding series. Great lens. Here's one from the water: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2686475&size=lg
> >> So, $15.50 for EX- with original metal hood, VMC skylight, > >> Vivitar 2x and all 4 original caps isn't too bad? <big grin> > > > Please stop this conversation, I need to work, rather than dream > > of going about with my K135/2.5 mounted on a camera :-) > > Har! Yes, I've got to get out the K 135/2.5 and put it to work (er, > "put it to fun") this weekend, now that it's on my mind, too - <g>. > > I've often called the K 135/2.5 "the poor man's A* 135/1.8". > > I still remember the very first time I used the lens - I took a > couple of shots of a mother and her daughter from across a small > room (maybe 12-15 feet away), using natural light, and they came out > absolutely gorgeous. Simply spectacular bokeh. > > Fred > >
