Besides the excellent 16-45 that some people suggested, there is the FA
20-35. Small, AF and high IQ too, though you would have to look for a
second hand one.
The Voigtländer 58mm 1.4 seems an excellent choice for an 85mm
equivalent, but I think it will be hard to focus it accurately using
I have been saving for the last few months in order to buy a portrait
lens, and finally I have made my mind and thought that the 77 limited
would be my best bet. But with the recent price hikes, I am afraid I
can't afford buying it new, so if one of you is thinking about selling
this lens in
SV Hovland escribió:
Mine is for sale in Norway for NOK 6.500,- (€800,-). That is about 35% off the new
in shop price in Norway, but perhaps to close to European prices? A cheaper
alternative would be DA70/2,4 Limited.
Thanks for your answer. Prices around here (EU) are cheaper, in spite
Larry Colen escribió:
Because the manual focus on it feels horrible. It's lumpy getting
stiff with every rotation of the auto focus drive screw, then loose on
the other half. This also sort of makes it tough to focus accurately if
the focus point is where it doesn't want to turn.
If the
You need to set both the camera and the lens to MF, as if you don't you
will end damaging the in-camera AF motor. If you only use the lens
clutch, it isn't like on Pentax FA* lenses, on which you only need to
push backwards the focusing ring to disengage AF.
Carlos
Larry Colen escribió:
I'm really sorry about the demise of your cat/friend. I have been
through the same a pair of months ago, and also lost my dear dog in
April, it still hurts a lot (to say the least) and miss them both. Your
Webster seemed to be a good boy and companion, and the portrait is very
nice.
Carlos
Hopefully you are on your way to a complete recovery. My best wishes, an
I hope you enjoy the happiness of being back to a healthier state.
Carlos
Walter Hamler escribió:
The last three weeks have been maybe the most miserable of my 67
years, I had a suspected heart attack the 13th and after
Boris Liberman escribió:
There is another Sigma lens, one which I would buy in an instant if I
find a good sample - AF 24/2.8 Macro II. I had this one borrowed from
a friend. Wonderful optic. Read somewhere that it was either
co-developed or co-produced or co-something with Leica. As sharp
David J Brooks escribió:
After processing 22 Nef files and saving as +- 2.5K jpeg files for
printing, all i can say is,, if i;'m going
to shoot Raw for the better part, I'm going to need a newer computer.
The USB 1.1 external HD's running through LR and saving on C drive is
painfully slow.
David J Brooks escribió:
Well, it looks like its time to do something about my 8 year old MDG
P4 computer.
Its been acting up again the last few weeks, not booting. It does
after a number of reboots. I get a boot fail, system halted, or a full
DOS screen with all my memory numbers and a few
Adam Maas escribió:
Just picked up a *istDS, good condition, for $150. Didn't need another
camera but at that price I couldn't resist.
Question for anybody using Adaptall-2 kit on their Pentax's, I've got
a proper KA adapter but it doesn't seem to pass aperture info to the
body. I'm
I have several lenses and a camera body which I don't use nowadays and
would like to sell:
smc Pentax-DA 18-55 mm. 3.5-5.6 (version 1). Like new in box, with both
caps and hood. 40 euros.
SMC Pentax-F 80-200 mm. 4.7-5.6 AF. In excellent condition, black
version, front and back caps. 60
Excellent, as usual. It is always a pleasure to browse your galleries, Luka.
Carlos
Luka Knezevic-Strika escribió:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tamoneki/3867754586/
pentax spotmatic sp II
super takumar 135 2.5
fuji 100
nikon ls-1000
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Excellent work, Subash. A very nice gallery.
Carlos
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