Nice neighborhood shots, Godfrey. The 50-200 is a great walkabout lens.
Amita
On 1/29/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just for fun, a few snaps testing the DA50-200 on the K10D between
> cloudbursts yesterday:
>
>http://www.gdgphoto.com/walkinabout/
>
> A few of those are ab
same here, I got mine a few weeks ago (with rebate :) and was
impressed with the build, considering it is plastic. Although I have
not taken a picture with it yet as I shipped the body to Pentax (for
repair) at the same time. I bought it because it is inecpensive, and
I need a longer lens to dete
thanks Paul.
I'd heard so many reports of the "average" build quality that I was a
little surprised when I received it ... This example is a nicely
finished, smooth operating lens. It's not a metal body Limited for
sure, but it feels good and works very nicely.
The performance seems very go
> PS: I'm going to sell the F100-300/4.5-5.6 and the Pentax-A Rear
> Converter 2x-S. Maybe even the FA135/2.8 IF once I do a little more
> testing and comparison against the DA50-200. I hardly ever use them;
> if the DA50-200's performance holds up reasonably well against the
> FA135, it wil
Some nice pics there. The DA 50-200 is one of my most used lenses. I've even
used it for paying jobs. It's build quality is just average, but it delivers
very nice images.
Paul
-- Original message --
From: Godfrey DiGiorgi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Just for fun, a fe
Just for fun, a few snaps testing the DA50-200 on the K10D between
cloudbursts yesterday:
http://www.gdgphoto.com/walkinabout/
A few of those are about 30% crops from the full frame straight out
of the K10D. Exposure with this lens is very nearly right on the
money most of the time, it f
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