On 6/25/2013 10:15 PM, Bill wrote:
I suppose two questions, really.

Is this at all a desirable lens? I'm kind of off my if it says Pentax I have to have it kick, so I'm not on auto buy mode. As I already have a couple of 100mm macro lenses, including the most excellent DFA 100/2.8 macro, I'm not especially interested in this lens no matter what.

However, others may not be as fortunate as I am, and may decide this is a desirable lens, so...

My pusher has an M100/4 Macro lens on his shelf. It appears to be in very good condition for a lens that has to be pushing 30 or more years old. There are some dust specks in thew thing, a couple of which are on the largish side, and one of the specks may be a bubble. However the aperture runs smoothly, and stops down smartly when the lever is moved, and the focus is smooth and well damped, so I think I am looking at a lens that was well cared for. It certainly isn't showing anything other than what I would expect from a three decade old lens.

The price tag is one hundred Canadian dollars, plus, I expect, five percent GST. While I don't want the thing myself, I am more than willing to enable a third party into this lens, presuming said person is willing to make the leap of faith involved in buying a sight unseen used lens. If I have piqued anyone's interest, please reply off list. I wil figure out what the shipping costs are and give you an number that you will need to send me via PayPal to make the transaction happen.

Best

bill



warning - a very large percentage of the m100 f4 macro lenses have fogging around the perimeter of the glass elements, be sure to check it carefully.

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