On 02/03/2001 13:29, Cy Galley opined:
Cy Galley - editor, B-C Contact wrote:
>Try...
>
>http://www.phred.org/pentax/k/
> They have a picture.
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Tilt Shift lens for 35mm
>
>
>> Does anyone actually have a Pentax SMCP Tilt Shift 28mm f/3.5? I can't
>find
>> a picture of one anywhere (even the Pentax, B&H, and Blue Book sites) and
>> I'm curious to know what they look like; also whether anyone who's used
>one
>> has an opinion about it (as in, worth USD 1200?).
>> Thanks.
>> JJ
Have it. Use it. No. (unless I'm selling mine) :-)
It's a good lens, sharp, does the job. About the length and size of a
SMCP-A 15mm f:3.5, with whom it shares a lens cap. Smaller than a SMCP-A*
135mm f:1.8. No tilts, but hey, use a view camera for that.
Worth whatever you are willing to pay to get one. I traded labor for
mine, but I value it at around $800 used in excellent shape. It's not for
sale today. :-)
To quote my own corallary to McKeown"s Law:
"The price of any used photographic gear is entirely dependent upon
the moods of the buyer and the seller at the time of the transaction."
JoMac, Imagineer with Camera
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