I presume you are going to use this lens with bellows for macro work? You
would probably be better off just using the 50 mm and bellows. A 2x
teleconverter will turn your 50 mm lens into a 100 mm lens but it will not
be a macro and the image quality will inevitably decline. It is the flat
If it was possible, an Australian could probably perfect it. We're like
that. :)
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Subject: Re: *ist released in Australia
Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 09:30:07 -0400
So sometime in the future you expect steam
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Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Australia
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Has anyone had any hands on experience with the Makinon 300mm f4? What would
one in good condition be worth ($US)?
Peter
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Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 18:40:50 +1000
It's hard to see how
for $150 (BBAR coating etc). It
was in excellent condition too. I thought it was a reasonable buy, but
everyone probably thinks that about their first 300 mm lens :-) I have found
it to be sharp enough.
Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Australia
aperature
could be useful as I do some of my photography in low light conditions.
Any advice based on experience with these lenses would be appreciated.
Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Australia
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Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 21:34:43 -0600
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Mike
The only thing I would add to the other advice is that I dismantle the
little spring clip thingy and use the adapter without it. I find that the
friction holding the adapter to the lens is greater than that between the
adapter and the camera body, so the adapter stays on the lens and
I have an original promotional brochure that Pentax used with the MX. It
explains that mirror lock up was not provided because the MX has an
air-damped mirror shock absorption system that reduces the vibrations to a
level below what might normally be expected. They provide a vibration
a shop
(I
got mine second-hand and privately as part of a package for considerably
less),
but they must have had it one hell of a long time, so you might be able to
bargain the price down even more!
John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
On Sunday, September 16, 2001 9:46 AM, Peter Jesser
[SMTP:[EMAIL
It is hardly necessary to say what a terrible event the world has witnessed
in the United States. I can understand the reaction of those who would like
instant action against the prime suspects or those who harbor them. I can
understand those who argue aginst war as well. As one who has
I have just acquired a Tamron 300mm f5.6, 58mm filter thread in an M42
mount. Cost was the equivalent of $78 US. It appears to be in perfect
condition. I am just waiting on a bayonet adapter so I can use it. The only
info I could find on the web says it is sharp.
Does anyone have any
Does anyone have any 'hands on' experience with the Sigma 70-210 f3.5-4.5
APO. I am interested in evaluations of resolution at the long end, opinions
of general capability of the lens, etc. Thanks.
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