You'll need an extension tube. Then you may have trouble getting 1-1
reproduction using the slide copier. WW had some posts about it. I
have a bellows but I've never used it on a digital camera. (Maybe I
should dig it out and play with it some day.)
Scott Loveless wrote:
>My wife has decided she wants a DSLR and asked me if I thought she
>should get a K100D. I replied that she should take a look at a few
>and pick whichever one she likes best. And then she asked the
>question, "Can't I use your lenses on the Pentax? I'll just get the
>Pentax. It'll be a bit more frugal than buying another system."
>
>Great. Now I have to share my lenses. <g>
>
>Anyway, on to my question. Since SHE is going to be enabled rather
>soon, I thought I would take advantage of the situation and get a
>bellows and slide copier. After digging through several forums,
>subscribing to a couple more mailing lists (to read their members-only
>archives), and otherwise burning off massive amounts of time, it's
>apparent that a slide copier is not a bad solution at all when
>compared to low end scanners. What I haven't come across is whether
>or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D. The way the
>prism/flash housing protrudes has me a bit worried. Anyone tried this
>with a Pentax DSLR?
>
>
>
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