I've figured out all but one item on the body.
Film speed and the meter switch were rather unique
systems. Lift the SS dial turn it to set film speed. Big, big black button for the
meter.
I like the stop-down when firing system.
Depress the button lightly it stops down. Depress it further
An interesting concept.
I've tended to use Medium for anything
serious, but still film for 35mm snapshots, etc.
My reasoning is, if it's worth pressing the button
for, it's probably worth keeping.
Medium Format is used for anniversaries and other
memorable gatherings where the history of the
Oops. Typo.
Also,
In the mid 80s I used a Bronica ETR.
Nice, but bulky. The Fuji rules for convenience.
Perhaps a Kiev? A bit heavy, but cheap.
Search for Pentax in Excite.com Classifieds.
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Definitely. :)
Welcome.
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So, if I use a consistent exposure method,
but need an incident meter to accomplish that
goal, how do I turn my 35mm camera into an
incident meter?
Or is it easier to just carry one?
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Vlad,
As I understand appropriate behavior:
When the switch is in Lock position,
nothing should happen when pressing the button.
When the switch is NOT in the Lock position,
AND
the film advance is IN (beside the body)
THEN
meter only comes on with slight depressing of the shutter release.
Yes. My wife shot many, many 126 images in the 70s when she was on a missions trip in
Peru.
Even her shots of Machupichu (I certain someone will correct my spelling!) are good,
even with an inexpensive camera.
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Hello. My name is Junkie.
I'm a photography adict.
I don't need more lenses. I just want more.
I don't need more camera bodies. I just want more.
I don't need more film. I just want more.
I don't need a darkroom. I just want one.
I don't need a fancy digital camera. I just want one.
I
1. How many 35mm Pentax-compatible lenses do you own? Include screwmount and K mount.
4
A35/2.8
A50/1.4
A100/2.8
Tokina 80-200/2.8 AT-X
2. How many primes?
3
3. How many zooms?
1
4. What's the greatest number of lenses any one focal length
1
I've got a nice, handy little Sekonic #86 meter in leather case for sale. $15 + shpg.
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I found a simple method.
Just arch a piece of poster board. Use a couple
strips of duct tape to hold across the ends.
Staple it if you wish to.
Tape down a paper towel.
Make a loop paper towel to go around the unit.
Lay your print onto the arch, with a paper towel
in between. Flex it poster
F*** GA645 rangfinders do.
The winder stops when the sensor detects the
thickness of film. Works with 120 or 220.
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Sorry to be nit-picking, but it they did
Anyone here ever shot a Kiev 60?
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It looked like it might be an inexpensive step (back) into medium format for me.
Prices are really, really cheap for these babies. A complete starter outfit for about
$150!
But -- are they reliable, decent optically, etc.
I'm obviously not going to worry about resale value!
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Sorry. Thought this was the Dr. Laura list. :)
I'll try again later.
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Is it a wink or a nervous twitch, like Inspector Dreyfus? :)
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Alan Abbott wrote:
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Got it!!!
Now I've got the LX wink ;-)
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is, presumably, a Leica lover.
Seems appropriate some how.
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I was in there yesterday. They've got a beautiful H2 w/ 1.4 (IIRC)
The film advance feels tight, almost new. Very clean, in leather case.
That body makes be appreciate why the screw-heads in the group like them
so well. It's a fine piece.
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With the discussion of the (very fine) Pentax-A
70-210/4, there's also the inexpensive option of
the Sears (Kiron?) 80-200/4, which is well-though-
of in this group, and commonly selling for about
$50. In addition, KEH has a Tokina 80-200/2.8
AT-X for $199. A bit more money, but a
Tokina 80-200/2.8 AT-X
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Was in Midwest today.
They've got a Makinon (IIRC) 50/2.8 lens. Pancake.
I've never seen one before. Appears thinner than
the P 40/2.8.
Anyone use one before?
Looks like a useful carry-around lens.
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I went to Columbus Camera Group to evaluate the Tokina 80-200/2.8 AT-X
manual-focus lens that they have on eBay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1325843698
Here's what it's like:
#1 It has the screw-on metal hood. (Mine has the plastic clip-on.)
#2 Mechanically, it feels
Midwest Photo ahs a decent price on T-Max Pro 135/36, iso 100
2-roll boxes for $4 US.
Got a Spartaflex. Finally, medium format enabled! :)
Yashica 2x TC.
Canon 50/1.8 breech-mount lens.
Passed up an old Sears (Ricoh?) 500 screw mount body with manuals, 50mm
200mm for $40
... a
Hey Pentax brother,
Don't get the M lenses!
'K' for best overall optical design, or 'A' for color contrast improvements. Even
the SuperMultiCoated Tak 50/1.4 would be better than the 'M' and would look nice on a
KX!
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Great condition. $90, ppd in US.
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There's an interesting psychology in the consumer.
It seems that people rarely change brands, and
often become brand-dependant as a sense of personal
security and fulfillment. A product of Madison Ave.
and our culture of consumerism and greed.
Get a cell phone from provider #1 you won't like
I use ebay extensively.
dpconsult.com
It grew out of a hobby @ first, in 1998, when many of the priced were very low and
bargains were everywhere. (And my income was pretty high, which helped a lot.) It
became a business last year when I was unemployed for an extended period. BIN started
49mm reverse adapter.
K-mount on one side
49mm thread on the back.
For putting your lens onto the
end of a bellows or extension tubes.
$5 ppd in US.
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Internet pornography.
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Steven is looking to sell a bunch of his 35mm
stuff (and he has a bunch, for a teenager!)
and acquire a Pentax 645.
His concern is: What to look at and be cautious of.
What are the wear points to look at on a body?
What other matters might be of concern?
TIA
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If anyone is interested,
Midwest Photo has the Kiron in stock.
www.mpex.com
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Do they do lay-away in your country?
You've nothing to lose by asking.
All they can say is No.
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Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2002 22:51:05 +0100
From: Frantisek Vlcek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Gods of enablement, help me!
Would you believe it! A local shop has
And not only that, but he made some
wise selections as well. A nice outfit.
Wonder what film he got? :)
Also, will this change the favorite bodies list at all? :)
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Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2002 20:19:57 -0600
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
Wendy,
Studio phtographers solve the problem with ease.
And they don't use soft lenses or soft filters.
They use soft light!
(Direct light from a single open flash produces shadows.
That makes detail appear.)
Put your flash on an extension, just to the left of the camera.
Tape a piece of tissue
The differences in films is amazing.
Acros 100 took about 3 minutes.
Plus-X took about 1 minute.
APX-25 took about 30 sec!
(Stock Kodak fixer. Not Rapid.)
I'm amazed at how fast it went.
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Fuji GA645.
Feels just like a ZX body in your hand.
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If someone can show me another Med Format camera that handles close to a
35mm, and which is very quiet, I'd be happy to look at it. But over the
past year or so I think I've exhausted all the
Good information.
But let's add to it:
What paper did he print on?
What lens was on then enlarger?
What chemicals did he use.
There's so much more to the resultant image than just the film and lens. That's why
BW is as much craft as art -- and those of you who do it frequently know exactly
Ted,
Most any of the 35mm enlargers will do for starters.
Just be certain that (1) it's in good physical shape
so that your print is truely square, and (2) that the lens is clean and clear. With
those two items
resolved, your options are still wide open.
Just like with your camera, it's the
I was encouraged by the conclusion that WW came to -- why pour all this money into
good 35mm (TF = TinyFormat) when the same money will buy good MF or LF lenses. Yes,
the same money.
Want a good portrait lens? $300 - $500.
Check your 4x5 6x6/6x7/645 prices.
Pretty close to the same.
Want a
Two lenses for parts/repair
Focal 80-200 Mount broken.
$5 shipped in US
Accura 200mm SM, focus ring loose
$5 shipped in US
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We've lost Bill.
Sank into the morass of e-bidding.
Does he yet have the strength to
return to civilization?
Find out next week. Same Bat time. Same Bat channel. :)
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Subject: Ebay follies
So, I lost to a sniper this afternoon. snip
So it goes...
This is starting to sound more like a cult
with every message reply.
Pretty soon you'll all be driving VWs
and drinking Dr. Pepper! :)
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I did find a wonderful medium format
folder last week. Proud III
It has the little ground glass vertical
viewer (like the very old folders) as well
as the rangefinder.
It also has alternate windows onthe back for
viewing different frame marks, and a flip-up
mask for shooting 6x4.5 or 6x6.
But
Mamiya America is independent of Mamiya.
They're an importer with a license.
Their profits prices have nothing to
do with prices set anywhere else.
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I'm needing to upgrade my enlarger.
This one is a good starter, but
probably not an appropriate
professional unit.
DeJur Versatile Professional.
4x5
Comes somewhat complete.
It came with no neg carriers
so I had to make them myself.
They work well, and are included.
It also comes with some
Interestingly, WRT Mamiya RB/RZ,
the film is much flatter when using 220
than when using 120. The paper backing
has an affect on flatness. This would
probably be the same for any that
roll the film back across the rollers
instead of directly onto/off of the spools.
Collin
It's a 35mm SLR
Cavalier brand, Preeotar lens.
Fixed lens. 45/2.8 or there-abouts.
Nifty little thing. Nice leather case.
Never seen one before.
Any info on it out there?
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If anyone wants one,
Abdi has one sitting on the
front counter @ Midwest.
www.mpex.com
Give him a call. :)
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Get rid of those annoying angles in your
portraits. Correct all of those horizontal
and vertical aberations. AND, make use
of some fine LF glass.
http://horsemanusa.com/pd_frame032.html
Yes, it is available in Pentax mount!
(Looks like a ZX-M in their photo.)
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Sheet film is a bit of a craft to add to your appreciation of the art of photography.
What's the 2nd lens? 90mm Optar?
At $70 you got a great bargain.
Shoot some 4x5 Tri-X frames and print the contact
sheet. Don't worry about enlargements.
Just add a yellow red filter to your
The local Cord Camera has a broken
(don't know how) Beseler Dichro 67S.
Everything looks to be there.
Might need the head repaired? Unknown.
$50
Anyone interested.
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cable release for the Winder MX?
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Perhaps Pentax isn't doing a great deal of body upgrading because they
can see the future better than us. Steven I were in Cord yesterday.
Not only is the RB/RZ section continuing to grow, but so is the Blad
section growing.
A 500c/m with A12, Chrome 80mm, prism for $899 -- in a retail store!
I don't replenish. Seems too much expense in a hobbyist's darkroom.
I reuse from the 1/2 gal. developer about 10x then dispose. That's enough to allow
for (a) a good, strong, pretty-clean developer in the tank and (b) enough precipitaion
of mater in the jug so that each development is
What body do you think doesn't get the press it deserves?
I like the P3
Lots of metal
Two practical exposure modes
(As long as it has manual )
Feels good to hold
and the A3000
Solid feeling
Durable motor winder
And, they go cheap $50 or so
What do you think?
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This wonderful thing is a hand made pinhole camera produced by pinhole planet. ItÂ’s a
4x5 dual focal length pinhole. This camera has both wide and super wide modes, 12mm
and 24mm. The body is hand
Sounds practical.
So, do you process film eat at the same time?
:)
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I use the timer on my microwave oven, as mentioned before. When I set
up the darkroom I decided that I'd still process film in the kitchen,
Might help if the let us have it!
(A ZX-3 it would be.)
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What body do you think doesn't get the press it deserves?
Must be the MZ3. A very nice camera together with the limited lenses.
Seldom mentioned
http://wwwigorcameracom/pentaxhtm
Some interesting Pentax goodies out there
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You can't.
We all look alike. :)
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I thought you guys shaved your heads. Now you are claiming long hair. Just
how am I supposed to tell a 6x7 fanatic from the other Pentaxians?
Ciao,
Our land: Pentaxia
Our selves: Pentaxians
(or Pentaxer for the Teutonic membership)
Our language: Penta
Our disease: Pentaxitis
Our men: Pentamen
Our
I only know of two basic models
There was the series that uses 35mm film
and the unique 828 Halfway between
35mm and 127 Really a rather nice neg size
About 2x 35mm in space
Too bad it wasn't in a cartridge
Probably could have killed either 35mm or 127
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Let's see
Large format
Long bed
Sounds like William is tired of 35mm?
What do you all think?
From: Peifer, William [OCDUS]
I had some money to do that, but I just spent it to replace a couple of tie
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Subject: FS: Pentax FA SMC 50/1.4 in EX++ condition
Date: 2 Mar 2002 09:20:42 -0800
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kelvin)
Newsgroups: rec.photo.marketplace.35mm
In almost mint condition, with papers and box.
Glass is pristine. US$120 + shipping from Singapore (about US$20).
Paypal preferred.
Will
with modern art
Christian Skofteland
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Shifting (Pentax has a horizontal shift, Minolta makes[made?] a
horizontal vertical shift lens) changes the angle
of lines on a photo. Tilting changes the position of what
is in focus. For instance, if you shoot a tall building and
want it to look vertical, and not like it's falling away or
I noticed that Midwest Photo got in some
French bw film -- 4x5, 5x7, 35mm
(Wish I could remember the name
Anyone know anything about this stuff?
All I've gathered is that it's a high-silver-content
formula and gives that classic appearance
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i-Blads?
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Sometimes a unique color scheme is helpful,
such as a big red lens hood and a huge purple hot shoe on an orange body
when photographing circus clowns
So THAT is the reasoning behind the new Hasselblads G
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(Needless to say, I didn't try that a second
time. I felt really bad about it.)
(HP - Hewlett-Pentax?)
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Subject: Pentax LX
Date: 6 Mar 2002 01:02:00 GMT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joe Ringer)
Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.35mm
I'm looking for a nice used Pentax LX, I'd prefer not to have to send it off
for a CLA or repairs right away. Are there any indicators I should look for
to get a well model
Not all LF guys. Only those with Press cameras.
Graphic, Pressman, etc.
Our fadoras will have little cards in them
which read Press. And we'll only shoot
with flashbulbs.
We'll at least look professional.
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
gfen wrote:
I'm proposing us swanky
Gotta have a good acronym.
Photographic Masters Society (PMS)
Better Off Otherwise Than You (BOOTY)
Sheets Are Better Reasons Everytime (SABRE)
What Wheatfield Willie Likes, Forever
COMpatible (WWW.LF.COM)
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Is that really what you meant to say? :)
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1) Pentax
2) Tamron
3) Tokina
4) ...any others???
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I went into Midwest the other day to
look at their Pentax 6x7 67 units.
Comparing their prices to what I see
on eBay, it's a wonder that anyone's
shopping online. They've a 6x7 MLU,
prism, and 90mm for $649. Those are
a bit more on eBay, it would appear.
Perhaps we ought to visit our retail
I left my Sekonic somewhere in rural Ohio last fall
by just setting it down. Now, when out shooting,
my meter string (lanyard?) is tied to the tripod.
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Subject: Re: Belt clip for cameras
Hi Bob,
it's not so
Bruce is right and wrong. It is all marketing,
and Pentax has failed miserably. Not in the
aspect of visibility, the sales aspect of marketing,
but with respect to being driven.
Pentax produces some of the finest lenses around,
and the most outstanding consumer bodies available.
BUT -- only 1
Fascinating.
There are several who go into Midwest who simply
ask for the magazine price. They're really
pretty reasonable folks.
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Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 09:55:57 -0700
From: David Spaulding [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: The e-ffects on
First, making the comments was fun. You're welcome.
One of the reasons that I mentioned cropping
for several of the shots is because of a habit
I see many photographers getting into -- shooting
for the film format, not for the result.
We try to fill the frame, letting the camera
determine what
What a day.
LDAP logins won't work.
(Can anyone out there help me?)
Working alone in a conference room.
No baseball on TV.
No radio. Dead silence.
No camera. Nothing to shoot anyway.
About 70 outside, and I'm not.
What a pathetic, miserable day. ;(
All of you (spelled y'all in Oklahoma)
have a
Shel,
I used the paper size as a way of conveying the extent of the problem, not as a
standard for composition.
My basic premise, more concisely stated, is: Shoot to get the content you want,
irregardless of resulting print dimensions. That's a matter I don't find shallow at
all.
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My son called Pentax last week
to get a price on the eyecup M
to put on his Super Program.
(I wanted one for my MX as well.)
They quoted about $30 on the phone.
They're only about $15 online.
Strange marketing.
Collin
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I'm not a fan of their cars, but their LF lenses
were pretty nice. How does this 35mm unit
stack up against the rest of the breed?
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Actually this is a call sign.
The license is a different number.
Collin
At 02:17 PM 3/10/02 -0500, you wrote:
From: Stan Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: abbreviations (was: Which have more utility ... 35mm MF or AF
Macros lenses)
KG4LMZ = License for Ham Radio operator.
stan
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It seems a process of elimination.
If you want/need the features of the LX, get it.
esp, advanced metering
( OTF TTL flash )
advanced construction
( seals and finders )
If you need MLU, but none else of the LX
get the KX
If you need it small and basic,
get the MX
Definitions may vary from nation to nation,
but theft by fraud is a class of theft here.
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 10:29:16 -0800
From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: More image theft...
He did not take an image.
Get him a Pentax?
Why not name him Pentax? :)
Congrats,
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Get that boy a Pentax.
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Actually, as I've learned recently from Creative Memories
(for whom my wife is now a consultant),
APS film uses a different base than standard neg film.
The net result is that APS negs are designed to outlast
all other types of film.
Is there anyone out there with more information regarding
this
Perhaps we should all stop
and bathe on occasion.
(Sorry. It's just Friday.)
Collin
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Steve,
I'm surprised you'd drop the MX. That's your brighter screen. Personally, I'd keep
the KX and part with the K1000se. If you find the MX too small, just add a winder.
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I went out this a.m. to look used
Pentax 6x7 67 units. Found a 6x7
body with standard prism finder and
grid screen for $449.00, no lens.
The only thing I can't get used to
when looking through the finder is
the added distance added by my
glasses. I can't see the whole image.
(Same problem
THey've got a couple 135's, a 105,
a 55 (IIRC), and one of the older
90mm LS (Super-Multi-Coated Takumar).
It's amazing how much more well-built
were the older lenses.
The 105 is a newer design. Light, and has
that typical A lens feel. Amazing how it
crosses the platform. At least it doesn't
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