Does anyone have experience with the Tokina or the Tamron? Cotty don't you
have the Tokina (ATX version) for your D60?
Hi,
does anyone know an old Sigma 2,8/18mm from ca. 1986?
I think, it's not so brilliant in the corners as well, but I'm quite
confident it will do it's job on an *ist-D.
I
If I make it over there this summer you can try out my Pentax 15 f/3.5 -
oh wait...that won't fit on your Canon D60. Bwahahahahahaha!
;-)
I'll work on a K -- EOS adapter shortly.
Mutley snigger
Oh, swipe me! He paints with light!
My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
suitable for use with the *ist D that will give me more or less a 35mm
equivalent.?
Harry
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Harold Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Harold Owen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
suitable for use with the *ist D that will give me more or
less a 35mm
equivalent.?
FA 24/2
Harry,
The FA *24/2.0 will end up giving you the equivalent of a 36/2.0 -
pretty close to your target.
Bruce
Tuesday, March 4, 2003, 10:18:07 AM, you wrote:
HO My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
HO From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
HO
My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
suitable for use with the *ist D that will give me more or less a 35mm
equivalent.?
Harry
The one and only, FA* 24mm f/2.0. Unfortunately it's bigger and heavier but
what
My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
suitable for use with the *ist D that will give me more or less a 35mm
equivalent.?
Hi Harry,
35mm f/2 would be a good choice for the *ist D as a 'standard' lens (52mm
My favourite lens for use with a 35mm SLR is a 35mm F2.
From the Pentax prime lenses available at present which is the most
suitable for use with the *ist D that will give me more or less a 35mm
equivalent.?
About a 24mm. But if you don't want to buy the 24/2 FA, wait till next
Paul Eriksson wrote:
Does anyone have experience with the Tokina or the Tamron? Cotty don't you
have the Tokina (ATX version) for your D60?
The Tokina AT-X 17/3.5 is said to be outstanding. Unfortunately, Tokina has
never made it in Pentax mount. The earlier Tokina SL-17 (RMC) is not nearly
as
Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I plumped for a used Sigma 14mm 2.8 from eBay. Still costly, but if
you can live with the flare in direct sunlight (which I can't, so it
pairs with a flag ALWAYS) is perfectly good. In shade or inside, it's a
wonderful, if heavy, lens. Effective focal length on
the Tamron 17mm manual is noticeably less sharp than the Pentax 24mm f2, especially in
the corners.
Herb
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From: Paul Eriksson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 14:24
Subject: Re: *ist D Pentax prime lenses
The way i see
yeah but with a 24mm you dont get the corners!!!
JCO
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From: Herb Chong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 8:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: *ist D Pentax prime lenses
the Tamron 17mm manual is noticeably less sharp than the Pentax
My thought was to use it as a replacement for my FA* 24mm when it becomes
~35mm with the *istD. Would it be fine when used that way?
the Tamron 17mm manual is noticeably less sharp than the Pentax 24mm f2,
especially in the corners.
The way i see it there is only two options, the tamron
: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 14:24
Subject: Re: *ist D Pentax prime lenses
The way i see it there is only two options, the tamron
adaptall 17mm (but I don't like the 82mm filtersize) and tokina 17mm
manual
lenses. Of course Pentax will release some new wideangles this fall so
maybe it's best
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