Hello,
Canon users must be feeling some rumblings of unease,
considering that Canon's new 18-35mm lens for the Digital
Rebel won't fit on their 35mm bodies
Exactly so.
No, not exactly so. Pentax and Nikon made a marketing decision to drop
support for their oldest lenses. Canon made a
Boris Liberman wrote:
So if I were to modify K/M lens so that it would have proper contacts
and transfer widest/narrowest aperture value to the body, would
*ist(D) be able to meter in fully manual mode? If so, we might be in
not so bad a shape.
It is not possible to midify an SMC or
... reachable from the front page of the KMP. The rest should be
on-line on Tue or Wed at the latest...
Cheers,
Boz
Hello PDML-ers!
Thanks to PDML-er Arnold Stark, I should have an *ist D to test out
tonight and tomorrow. I will not have software for the camera, but I
should be able to mount the CF card on my computer and transfer the JPGs
that way. I am sure many of you would like to see full-resolution
Hi Alin,
Alin Flaider [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 06.06.2003, 08:54:20:
AS - the *ist D is solid - much more solid than the *ist, and also heavier,
AS but not heavy. The body seems to be made of magnesium alloy or something
AS like that.
This is good news. Will make those 10D
Hi,
Expect more lenses with the FAJ mount and no
aperture ring, and don't try using them on
your manual focus Pentax body unless you
like using them wide open all the time.
Actually, closed. The FAJ lenses will only work on their narrowest
aperture on the older bodies, e.g. f/22 or f/32.
Christian Skofteland wrote:
So, when anyone is ready to dump Pentax, I'd
like first crack at their A and FA lenses!
http://kmp.BDimitrov.de/for_sale/items/
Thank you,
Boz
Matti Etelapera wrote:
From Pentax USA concerning the *ist D:
*Compatible lenses: K, KA, KAF, and KAF2 mount lenses; screw mount
lenses, 645, and 67 series lenses (adapter required). Some functions may
not activate depending on the choice of lens.
Like I said a long time ago, they simply
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