Other speculations included that you are one of the rare owners of a
Pentax lens that has all the elements, assembled in correct order and
orientation and is properly aligned ;-)
Bob Blakely wrote:
Yea. The Caveman said (years before) that the numbers are red because it
once belonged to and
It's been some time since I asked this question (perhaps four or so years).
We now have new members and also you older members have gained knowledge (or
resources for knowledge), so I again pose this question:
I have a lens, K85/1.8, where the last three digits of the serial number
are, from
Bob asked:
I have a lens, K85/1.8, where the last three digits of the serial number
are, from the factory, in red.
Why?
Perhaps Nguyen, Sr., ran out of white (or whatever colour the other digits are)
at the last minute and wanted to finish your lens quickly?
ERN
Bob Blakely wrote:
I have a lens, K85/1.8, where the last three digits of the serial number
are, from the factory, in red.
Why?
I never saw (or have been reported about) one like that. Are you sure it's
red from the factory?
Dario Bonazza
I have a lens, K85/1.8, where the last three digits of the serial
number are, from the factory, in red. Why?
Perhaps Nguyen, Sr., ran out of white (or whatever colour the
other digits are) at the last minute and wanted to finish your
lens quickly?
Or, maybe Nguyen was right in the middle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob asked:
I have a lens, K85/1.8, where the last three digits of the serial number
are, from the factory, in red.
Why?
Perhaps Nguyen, Sr., ran out of white (or whatever colour the other digits are)
at the last minute and wanted to finish your lens quickly?
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