Having to use the aperture ring bothers ME because I find that, if anything
can be objected to in Pentax lens construction for SOME of their lenses,
it's the feel of the A-ring click stops. Many people simply don't like the
plastic A-rings. Also, the A-set button on one of my lenses broke (SMC-A
"Lindamood, Mark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Having to use the aperture ring bothers ME because I find that, if anything
>can be objected to in Pentax lens construction for SOME of their lenses,
>it's the feel of the A-ring click stops. Many people simply don't like the
>plastic A-rings. Also,
You said: "Who wants the cable release in the right hand?". Nearly
everybody. The shutter release is on the right, so why would you want to use
the cable release with your left hand?
When I have the camera on a tripod and move away to take the picture, I always
move to the left, and my right h
The SMC PENTAX-A 50/1.7 is one of the worst built Pentax lens and the 'A'
setting mechanism is better on many other Pentax lenses.
regards,
Alan Chan
>Having to use the aperture ring bothers ME because I find that, if anything
>can be objected to in Pentax lens construction for SOME of their le
Hey, I feel like Shel probably does here, just sitting back and enjoying
this PZ1P vs. MZ-S feud, and wondering why anyone would take the time
and effort to try and convince someone else that one is better than the
other. But, in an effort to be social, I'll quip in here about this
aperture thing
Artur Ledóchowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>- Original Message -
>From: Lindamood, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Aperture Ring Use on MZ-S is a Pain
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>> Many people simply don't like the
>> plastic A-rings. Also, the A-set but
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