Hi Mat,

thank you for sharing those photos!
Meanwhile I've played with my new toy and I quite like the feel how it handles. From your photos I see, that it's also quite good performer. At least in right hands :)


BR, Margus

Mat Maessen wrote:

Yes, it's a bit dark/slow, but overall it's not a bad lens.

http://www.matoe.org/pics/MIT_060702/020_17.jpg - this picture was
taken with the exact camera and lens in question. Film was Royal Gold
400, and the lens was pretty close to wide open. There is a bit of
color fringing in the scan, but I don't see it in the print that I
have, so I suspect it may be a scanning artifact.
If you browse the directory, you'll find a bunch of other
horticultural pictures that I took the same day, with the same
lens/camera.

-Mat

On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:27:21 +0200, Margus M�nnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hi,

lately I purchased P30t and as it come without lens, decided also to buy
some cheap MF zoom. Made some e**ying and today SMC Pentax-A 35-80
1:4-5.6 arriived. OK, understandible, it is pretty "dark" compared to my
loved AF primes like FA 50/1.4 or 28/2.8 and I do not expect any equal
quality from it. On the other hand - it's quite compact / light and SMC
Pentax lens after all, not some Sigma or Tokina, right? How does it
perform compared to other Pentax MF "normal" zooms?

BR, Margus
Z-1p for slides
Z-20 for color negs
P30t for BW ?












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