I've been shooting the past two years almost exclusively with the
M-50/2, if that's what you're getting you won't be disappointed.

As for the camera, maybe it's not the "greatest" but its all anyone
ever needs to make a photo. And it will teach you more about
photography than any auto mode will.

~nick

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Walter Gilbert <[email protected]> wrote:
>  As of approximately 6:00 PM central time this evening, I'll be the proud
> owner of a Pentax K1000 and what I suspect will be the 50mm f/2 (though,
> hoping for a pleasant surprise on the lens).  Having spoken to the owner,
> it's been very lightly used, is fully functioning, and in need of a battery.
>  I'd been afraid I was going to miss out on it, but as luck would have it, a
> little bit of computer tech work suddenly presented itself which allowed me
> to go ahead bite on it.
>
> I know it's not the greatest camera and/or lens on the planet, but I'm
> pretty excited about finally being able to lay hands on a 50mm prime without
> having to order the thing over the 'net.  I have a feeling I'm going to get
> a LOT of use out of this lens on my K-x (and my recent discovery of the
> advantages of raw shooting -- [still sobbing over the shots lost to the jpg
> engine]), and may even venture into a bit of B&W film photography before all
> is said and done.
>
> Anyway ... here's asking for crossed fingers toward the hope for a f/1.2 --
> but, at $40 US, I'll take it whatever it is.
>
> -- Walt
>
>
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