.
I recently sold my perfectly fine Minolta IVF with the much smaller L308II. I
have
found myself using the 308 a lot more often simply because it fits in my jeans
with
ease. The same can't be done with bigger meters. The latest 308S seems to be an
even
better meter.
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ee why... I am going to pick up some more RSXII50 for myself soon
too.
Just try to enjoy some more slides before I go digital in the unknown future.
:-)
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d to verify. Above that value, GST/PST
will
be applied (but the 1st $60 is always tax fee). There is one except though. The
lens
Pentax Japan shipped me declared "return from repair" got though without being
trapped at all. Experience tells me the Japanese seem to be more creditable to
the
135 film on occasion: mostly old Minoltas
> (SR-1, SRT-101, X-700, etc), but I hear that the limied line is
> something to look at and I did not pay for the lense.. so what the
> heck..
If you are looking for a new body, ZX-L at $220 is a good choice and it doesn't
have
crippled mo
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> > I've seen a dismantled MZ-5n and it is totally plastic.
>
> Mine must be the rare one with metal inside then, I also have an even rarer
> MZ-3 with metal inside 8)
Ouch...
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--- frank theriault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great stuff, Alan! All winners, I really can't choose a favourite (or
> favourites). I like your choice to go b&w here - really works well
> with the subject matter and your style of shooting them.
Thanks Fra
ameras which also have plastic eyecup holders (since M
series, right, including MX). Never thought that particular part could break
off,
guess I was wrong.
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> Could the 24mm plastic surface be the cause of its rather high CA?
We can only speculate. :-) But there was someone who had his lens clean 2 or 3
times and the technican said the plastic element could not be cleaned further.
Alan
hen a heavy lens is required, it takes extra caution.
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球面レンズ,
it translates into "hybrid aspherics". The other one from FA31 says
ガラスモールド非球面レンズ
which translated into "glass molding aspherics"...
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> focusing.
I too remember my FA*85 (sold) didn't AF very fast, and slower than my FA77
(based
on my fading memory). The newer version (3 helicoid guide plate) of FA77 has
particularly light focus ring (compared to those with 2 helicoid guide plate
only),
and almost feels no mass.
Alan
t seem to emphasis it's glass AL, like the FA31.
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> Yes, you guys are right. My mistake. ...well, the 35/2 was made in
> some non-AF versions too, IIRC, but certanly there was no F version.
There is also A35/2, but not the same optics as the FA design which is original.
Al
story. But really, I like my
plastic
ZX-10 quite a lot. It's lighter with less vibration that I appreciate for
hand-holding. But I know I won't be carrying it on tripod with my FA*200/2.8 or
F*300/4.5 mounted (I don't use the oversize tripod collar anymore).
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I saw an used one in a local store for C$850 with box. I don't
know if
they still have it, but I am in Vancouver.
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--- David Oswald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The other golden calves I am hoping to get my hands on eventually are:
> SMC Pentax-FA 35mm f/2 AL
> SMC Pentax-FA 20mm f/2.8
> Once again, I'd be happy with F versions too, on either of those.
Well, these 2 babes don't
--- John Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can attest, from first-hand experience, that a sufficiently hard impact
> will yank the lens mount clean out of a MZ-S body.
You mean you actually kill a MZ-S?
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metal inner structure which is visible from the
mirror
box, but that doesn't apply to MZ-S unfortunately (not the mirror box assembly
anyway which is connected directly to the camera mount). I have no idea the
metal
frame of the Z-1p might be similar to the D/DS however (never stripped it deep
e
ess durable.
Just
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> may be? Thanks!
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~my-pics/scratch-or-dust.jpg
Don't think they are scratch at all. Look like something sticked on the
surfaces of
the slides.
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possible? Not that I am allergic to plastic , but at least D/DS bodies have
metal
sub-frames too so there must be some reason. Beside, there were at least 2
cases I
read that the camera mounts were torn from the camera because they were fastened
onto the plastic structures (MZ-5 I
Coast (Rainbow Beach I believe). Unfortunately it was at night and I did
not
have the flash with me. I too handled it which is kind of sticky and interesting
experience. Btw, what's the frog was doing in the phone booth anyway, there
wasn't
even any trees around?
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a metal camera, like Z-1p (the inner
structure
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> that barrel?
Maybe this pic will answer your question? :-)
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or
no flare given the same situation.
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ke 4,5,6 the best (really nice!), than the 14.
Thanks. :-)
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Just got my K15/3.5 back from Japan for calibration and did some test on Agfa
RSX II
50 which has really great colour. No more nasty blue cast like Fujichrome. :-)
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Maybe somebody with
EOS
system could do some test to verify.
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n DSLRs work,
especially portrait. A friend of my using D70 have shown similar portrait
results,
although not as "plasticity" as Canon.
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> Any thoughts on how to best clean the contacts at the bottom (top really)
> of the battery compartment?
I use cotton swabs & pure isopropyl alcohol.
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Yes to all 135 film bodies since the SF series.
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ey have the same
dimension.
However, I have no idea how much exposure compensation will be required if you
shoot
slides. For negatives, the difference is too little to bother.
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find any for MZ-3, either. Maybe it's a good time to
> replace it by a split finder. Does it really affect spot metering?
The MZ/ZX-M split screen will fit, but the spot meter won't be reliable. It can
be
purchased from Pentax's parts departme
fic step by
step instruction.
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years
ago. Just recalibrate the focus of the lens will solve the problem.
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Finally somebody believe what I said. LOL.
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(including
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> the old one.
Actually they have different optical designs.
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ot to have a warranty here in Europe.
It's best to contact your local Pentax distributor for answer. Some countries
like
Japan & Canada are rather forgiving on warranty, so long as the original
invoice was
presented. They couldn't care less about the warranty card.
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ow's the edge/corner sharpness so far.
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> 5 and 14 are my favorites, too. Very nice!
> What is that film you used? I haven't encountered it
> before.
Thanks Rick. It's Konica colour negative, or Konica Minolta now. :-)
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> Number 14 is my favourite. Nice vibrant colours.
And I was worrying some of the postprocessing might be overdone. :-)
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(wasted 1 hr drive around that area). AFAIK, April is the tulip festival season
every year, though I wonder how many more years they will exist since most of
the
farms are out of business.
Alan Ch
I was driving 3 hours across the border to visit the tulip farms last Saturaday
only
to find out most of the farms were out of business due to economic reasons.
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hanically. The inner structure of FA is less prone to focus shift
due to
mechanical failure. However, the inner elements of FA also wrobble a little
more and
should explain the lower MTF on photodo.
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--- John Whittingham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Below is a link to an interesting page with test charts for all
> > major 50mm lenses out there.
>
> Very slow loading, or is it my connection?
Many sites from mainland China are slow indeed. That is Simplified Chinese b
--- Thibouille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is Wireless TTL possible between an 54MZ and a 40 MZ?
> TTL or PTTL ?
Impossible with Pentax so far. The latest adaptor is SCA 3702.
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How about made one out of aluminium rod?
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This is how it looks when installed.
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--- Jim Apilado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I own three transparent Pentax bodies, the SF1, PZ10, and a 110 Pentax.
> It would be cool if Pentax had made a transparent *ist D- and I could get
> one.
Is DS good enough?
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don't
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> And you are wondering why you had all these problems with Limiteds -
> after using such sacrilegous lenshood colour combinations ;-)
It's time to buy a new set of Limiteds, black this time. ;-)
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like the old one. But the new hood I
got is
so light I see no threat at all (lighter than the Takumar hood).
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backordered.
> I must not be living right. I'm still waiting on my SMC Pentax-FA 35mm
> f/2 AL from B&H too.
> It seems Pentax is running some real shortages lately.
Or we are about to see some new lenses coming. Who knows?
class.
> >These two things are the reason for the difference in sound
> >between the MES and the ME.
>
> Does the MX have these features also?
Yes.
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--- Rob Studdert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>none of which are quiet unless compared with my old P67 was so noisy
>it could wake the dead. :-)
Was the P67 marketed as medical instrument?
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quality and not expensive. But you need the original 1:1 adaptor if you want to
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due to the tight working space, it requires more skill to work
properly w/o
leaving tool marks. A piece of rubber be used instead of the wrench depends on
the
situation in both cases.
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> Who posted an image file of this title, please? I need a version with better
> resolution.
> I've been repairing an A 2.8/28mm and can't get the filer retainer ring off.
> I guess Don, Rob and Alan Chan knows about this?
It
--- John Forbes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I don't mind to make a few more if I managed to find more of them in good
shape. :-)
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That's what I thought, but shouldn't the problem show in the 2D test as well?
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don't think anything is wrong. It seems to be just the
> characteristics of the lens. What lens is it? You didn't say.
It's K15/3.5 (non-AL).
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like this would perform worse at close distance, but it's not acutally??
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y in colour and exposure with scans, especially negative scans. Anyone
done that with success?
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rk edges or should I only use a UV or skylight filter on top of the
> mountains? Hopefully I can limit myself to two filter sizes like 52mm and
> 58mm.
>
>
> I do not have (a lot of) experience with landscape photography.
> If every thing fails the first time, I could repeat th
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> Lens is completely destroyed, but *istD survived and is still working
> having only a few scratches on its bottom :-)
Now that's exactly what Pentax needed for advertising.
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Thanks Tom, #2 is my favour too. Sadly the 15mm is not as sharp as I hope for.
:-)
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LOL. I was basically shooting up from ground level.
> K (really like 2 and the composition in 3)
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Thanks Jim. I was lucky to have them posed for me... by accident. :-)
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> Love the first shot with the panorama crop. Nice work.
> Paul
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Thanks Rick. I didn't use the mask, I just crop it in Photoshop afterward. :-)
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> No wobble on mine. I think this lens uses IF so any looseness would
> indicate a serious mechanical problem.
The rear element group wobbles a little on my F*300, although not as serious as
the
FA*24 (sounds almost like ready to separate)
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threadlock in the factory. Quite possible the lens was serviced, but threadlock
wasn't applied afterward (quite common for used lenses being serviced in the
past).
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barrel
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d with the focusing helicoid and it´s bronze coloured counterpart...
It is important to realize that the aperture blades aren't accurate by turning
the
aperture ring slowly. You have to flip the lever at every stop to see the
actual differences.
Alan
is especially true consider there is quite a variation when the lenses are set
to
'A'. So if the loose tolerance DA/FAJ lenses were considered fine, you should
have
no problem to employ this method in practice. But now lenses can be tested on
D/DS
directly, re-a
images w/o serious colour
fringing. Just doesn't make sense. Not even Zeiss can do that.
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> What did you use?
Just regular enamel flat black paint found in hardware store. Took that part
out and
airbrushed it with a 0.2mm airbrush. Proper cleaning to avoid peeling was a
must of course.
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--- Rob Studdert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you re-paint the lens and not test before and after performance?
> Naughty :-)
Anyone care to submit your DS for the test? Damn, it's too late.
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How about coated the bare plastic with matt black? Does it actually make any
difference? I have no idea. :-)
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According to the Cosina Japan web site, SL40/2 for KA mount is not longer
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given this lens enough real-world use yet to
> know if I am disappointed in it for the price.
>
> It was the corner performance of the FA 20 f2.8 that prompted me to do
> these tests. The FA 20 gave the best corner results of any of these
> lenses. Could it be better in the co
was second to none, in his
> experience.
Indeed, the focus of the SMC PENTAX-A 70-210/4 doesn't shift when zoom. It is
one of
the few good zooms Pentax have designed.
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