Hello Tim, I'd like to take your X-E1 Please send me a Paypal invoice so I can pay by Credit Card. Thanks!
Shipping: Darren Addy c/o Merrick Machine Co. P.O. Box 130 Alda, NE 68810 If shipping by UPS or FedEx, the street address is 104 Apollo Ave. Thanks! On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 2:15 AM, Tim Bray <tb...@textuality.com> wrote: > There's good stuff sitting unloved in the cupboard, and an upgrade > opportunity, so... > > The prices are wild-ass guesses based on looking at EBay. Is EBay > still a thing? If I'm asking for too much my feelings totally won't > be hurt if you say so, or just offer less. If I'm asking for too > little... well you got lucky I suppose. > > Payment by Paypal or in Bitcoin (seriously). > > 1. Sigma 30mm F1.4. > STORY: Start at http://goo.gl/QnDsO - here's a show-off piece: > http://goo.gl/f584P7 > WHY? I only use Pentax for long-lens work these days. The Fujinon 35mm > f1.4 fills the same gap at a third the size/weight, and the Sigma is > just too good to sit in a closet. > COMES WITH: Everything, including the nifty Sigma soft-side lens > carrier, hood, cap, etc. > CONDITION: Hunky dory. > $$$: US$240 + shipping > > 2. Fujifilm X-E1 (black on black, no silver, looks like a rangefinder) > with Soviet Helios 58mm. > STORY: You've probably seen the hype on the Fujifilm X-cams. My love > letter's at http://goo.gl/WvenmD - also the photos I took in March of > 2013, of Tokyo and The Big Island, are mostly this camera: > http://goo.gl/D78m0Q > WHY? I lust after this year's model, the X-T1. > COMES WITH: Original box, charger, USB cable, etc. I only have two > Fujinon lenses and I love both, you can't have 'em. You can buy a > K-adapter and put your Pentax glass on, it works fine albeit manual. > But so you don't start naked, I'll toss in a Soviet-made "He-lios > 44-2" 58mm F/2.0, which I bought (disclosure: CHEAP) because it's > supposed to have stars in its bokeh. I never got the stars, but the > lens can do good things, for example http://goo.gl/yP32iv which also > has an adorable pic of the camera with Soviet lens installed (but you > don't get the Luma Cinch, just the stock Fuji strap). > CONDITION: Recent shots at http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/What/Arts/Photos/ > $$$: US$325 + shipping > > 3. K20D. > STORY: My backup when the K-5 was my everyday camera. > COMES WITH: Nothin', just the basic body/charger/strap. But, nicely > packed up for shipping, with manuals & so on, in a K-5 box, which fits > it perfectly. > CONDITION: Has always worked fine but I haven't used it much since 2011. > $$$: US$175 + shipping (They seem to be selling for more than that on > EBay, which seems crazy). > > 4. FA 28-70mm F4 AL. > STORY: I'd forgotten I had this until I went poking around in the > cupboard for the K20. This lens was one of the reasons I got into > Pentax digital, my wife & I had both shot Pentax film before we met, > and thus had film-era lenses sitting around. (The other is a 50mm F2 > but you can't have it.) This is from the early 90s I think. I used it > a lot on the *ist D, here are a few pix: http://goo.gl/S2UzuW > http://goo.gl/A1CKWp http://goo.gl/Vnwvhh > WHY? For the K-5 I have the 50-135 and for the Fuji I have the 18-55. > CONDITION: Looks fine. Stuck it on the K-5 today and it auto-focused. > COMES WITH: Front & back caps and a Hoya Skylight (1B) filter. I > don't have a case, you'll get it in a shipping box with bubble wrap. > $$$: US$75 + shipping. > > -- > PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List > PDML@pdml.net > http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net > to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow > the directions. -- Photographers must learn not to be ashamed to have their photographs look like photographs. ~ Alfred Stieglitz -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
