Excellent. Thanks. I tried the A2X-L with a K 400/5.6, which it  
doesn't fit, but never with my newer A400/5.6, which it does fit.  
That explains why Bob was able to use the L version with his A  
400/5.6. Complicated:-).
Paul
On Oct 28, 2007, at 9:23 AM, Bob Sullivan wrote:

> Dave,
>> From an old lens catalogue...
> The A2X-S works with everything from the A16/2.8 FE to the F600/4 (but
> not the FA600/4).  Also good for A600/5.6, P1000/8, P1000/11, most
> zooms and all the Macros.
> The A1.4X-S works with A16/2.8 FE thru F300/4.5 (but not FA300/4.5).
> Also most zooms and all the Macros (except the A200/4Macro).
>
> The A2X-L and A1.4X-L have long snouts and will only fit in the
> following lenses.  A300/2.8 both fit
> A400/2.8 both fit
> A400/5.6 - A1.4X-L doesn't fit, A2X-L does
> A500/4.5 both fit
> F600/4 both fit
> FA600/4 both fit
> A600/5.6 both fit
> P1000/8 both fit
> A1200/8 both fit
> A200/4 macro - both fit
> A85/2.2 soft focus - both fit
> I think the beginning of the list is the key to the L converters.
> They are for the big glass - 300-600mm and f2.8!  They fit in a few
> other lenses, but do not offer better performance with them.
> Regards, Bob S.
>
> On 10/28/07, Paul Stenquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Yes, the A2X-S works fine with the 400/5.6. And some lenses shorter
>> than 400, like the 300/2.8, work better with the A2X-L. Boz isn't
>> quite right about that. Somewhere there's a list of which lenses
>> should be used with which converter, maybe on the Pentax USA web
>> site. In any case, all the 400/5.6 lenses are meant to be used with
>> the A2X-S. The A2X-L has a long snout that interferes with the rear
>> baffling and element in these lenses. I know. I tried one. It doesn't
>> fit.
>> Paul
>> On Oct 28, 2007, at 8:12 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
>>
>>> Paul, i was just looking at Boz's site and he has a comment for the
>>> A2X-S converter that it was to be used for lenses up to 300.
>>>
>>> Is that a typo do you think.
>>>
>>> Would it work with a K lens like the 400
>>>
>>> Dave
>>>
>>> On 10/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
>>> wrote:
>>>> The Halloween precursor full moon crept in  last night, and I
>>>> celebrated with a wee bit of scotch. So I had to try to see if I
>>>> could get a decent pic with my bargain big glass: the A400/5.6
>>>> plus the A2X-S converter. There was some water vapor in the air,
>>>> so I think I can top this on a perfect night. But this shot is
>>>> better than the moon I sold through the stock house a couple years
>>>> ago.  Not as good, of course, as the one Ken shot with his gimble
>>>> mount and FA 600/4. But it comes at less than a tenth of the
>>>> price. By the way, after shooting, I did a bit of barking and
>>>> danced naked in the backyard. The neighbors appreciated that.
>>>> Anyway, here's the moon:
>>>> http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6569744&size=lg
>>>>
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