thanks very much for your suggestions. However,
Lens name: SMC Pentax-FA 1:2 100mm
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread: 49mm
I guess one needs at least a 52mm filter thread here.
What was I thinking...? :)
regards,
Alan Chan
Lens name: SMC-A 8mm f/1.0 Circular Fish-eye
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread:
Other:Fixed focus, ideal for all-sky aurora photography
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I want a FA 300mm f1.0, something that would be so
monstrously huge and heavy it would need it's own car
to move it around. Like a self-propelled gun from
WWII. It wouldn't use screw-on filters, but the
tinted windows of a low-rider. Multicoated, of
course. :)
Can you imagine the
Lens name: 200mm F1.8 A* IFED
Length: 300mm exactly
Diameter: 120mm
Weight: 1750grammes
Filter Thread: 112mm
Other: B/in hood plus bayonet extension hood, accepts rear filtersize
49mm, dedicated externally geared circular polariser, integral carry
handle/tripod mounting
Hello Alan Chan,
thanks very much for your suggestions. However,
Lens name: SMC Pentax-FA 1:2 100mm
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread: 49mm
I guess one needs at least a 52mm filter thread here.
Greetings from Hamburg,
Arnold
Lens name: Pentax SMC A 15mm f:3.5 Limited
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread: rear filters
Other: rectilinear
Lens name: Pentax SMC A 21mm f:2.5 Limited
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread: rear filters
Other:
Lens name: Pentax SMC FA 63mm f:2.5 Macro Limited
Length:
Diameter:
At 09:52 PM 10/14/2002 -0700, you wrote:
--- gfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Arnold Stark wrote:
yes, now I would like to ask you to, what prime
lenses would you like
that Pentax would have built in k-mount at some
time in the past
(starting 1975), or that
Hello PDML,
I have collected all the propositions that have been sent so far, and I
made a table containing most of them. This table can be seen at
http://www.physnet.uni-hamburg.de/hp/stark/wishlenspoll.htm
If you want corrections to be made, please send your message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If
Hello PDML,
I have collected all the propositions that have been sent so far, and I made
a table containing most of them. This table can be seen at
http://www.physnet.uni-hamburg.de/hp/stark/wishlenspoll.htm
If you want corrections to be made, please send your message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If
Giancarlo suggested-
Lens name: Pentax SMC FA 17-45/2.8 AL
Length: 80mm
Diameter: 82mm
Weight: 560g
Filter Thread: 77
I'd definitely buy this lens,
and may i suggest the following ultra-ultra wide zoom:
Lens name: Pentax SMC FA 14-28/2.8* AL
Filter Thread: 77 max - if thread greater than 77
Hello PDML,
yes, now I would like to ask you to, what prime lenses would you like
that Pentax would have built in k-mount at some time in the past
(starting 1975), or that Pentax would come out with now
If in the past or now the Pentax boss owed you a favour, what prime lens
would you have
Lens name: FA 35mm f/1.4
Length: big
Diameter: fat
Weight: heavy
Filter Thread: yes
Other:
Lens name: FA 20-35/2.8
Length: big
Diameter: fat
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Arnold Stark wrote:
yes, now I would like to ask you to, what prime lenses would you like
that Pentax would have built in k-mount at some time in the past
(starting 1975), or that Pentax would come out with now
I want an A50/1.0.
Doesn't mean I'd buy it, but its what
Arnold,
Next poll suggestion. Pentax lenses you whished they still manufactured.
Bob
- Original Message -
From: Arnold Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yes, now I would like to ask you to, what prime lenses would you like
that Pentax would have built in k-mount at some time in the past
If in the past or now the Pentax boss owed you a
favor, what prime lens would you have asked him to
make/would you ask him to make
Lens name: FA 400/4.5 ED IS
Length: 25cm
Diameter: 10cm
Weight: maximum 2kg
Filter Thread: 95mm
Other: image
1. Lens name: FA*50mm/1.0
(below are guesses, not requirements)
Length: 3.5
Diameter: 3.8
Weight: 2.5 lbs
Filter Thread: 72mm
Other: optimized for wide open shooting, ghostless coatings, price less than
$3000
2. Lens name: FA*21mm/4 tilt-shift
(below are guesses, not requirements)
Length: 3.4
Lens name: A*SMC 35/1.2 ED
Length: Very
Diameter: Huge
Weight: Massive
Filter Thread: 72mm
Other: All Metal, Brass Helicoid
Lens name: A*SMC
Lens name: SMC Pentax-FA LIMITED 1:3.5 15mm
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread:
Other:
Lens name: SMC Pentax-FA LIMITED 1:1.4 50mm
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread: 49mm
Other:
Lens name: SMC M/A/Limited 1:2.8 75-150mm
Length:
Diameter:
Weight:
Filter Thread: 49mm-55mm
Other: focusing down to 0.7 m
Regards,
ukasz
PRESS RELEASE
Pentax is proud to announce the ultimate and first ever produced K-series lens
for the 35mm market since more than 20 years :
The new SMC Pentax 1:2 34mm light reportage manual focus lens.
This lens reproduces the look, feel and mechanical standards that prevailed
during the
One stop faster please!
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 5:16 PM
Subject: Re: Poll: Primes that we wish Pentax had built
PRESS RELEASE
Pentax is proud to announce the ultimate
Yes, now THESE are some nice choices!!!
Lens name: A*SMC 35/1.2 ED Lens name: A*SMC Pentax 1:1.4 20mm
Lens name: A*SMC Pentax 200/2 ED
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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SMC Pentax-FA LIMITED 1:2.0 15mm and/or
SMC Pentax-FA LIMITED 1:2.0 18mm
Something fast and wide along these figures. Would be perfect for
astrophoto, especially Aurora. If not for 35mm, then maybe for
the 67 and I'll join the MF brotherhood ;-)
Antti-Pekka
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* Antti-Pekka Virjonen *
Numbers are complete guesses but I'm trying to be realistic...
Lens name: SMC Pentax-FA* 400mm f/4.0 ED IF
Length: 300mm (not including hood)
Diameter: 120mm (not including hood)
Weight: 2500g
Filter Thread: 49mm (rear)
Other: Focus limit switch, AF/MF clutch, bayonet-mounting hood, minimum
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