Todd Stanley writes:
> They haven't really advertised the existance
> of these adaptors much before and I don't know why they are suddenly making such
> a big deal out of them.
They're making a big deal because (in NZ at least) it _is_ a big deal. 99% of
the pro Pentax users are using only th
Todd Stanley wrote:
>
> They have been making the 67->K and the 645->K adaptors for a long time.
> They work on all K-mount cameras, digital or otherwise. Like the screw->K
> adaptor you have no automation at all, unless the digital is doing
> something new (I doubt it). They haven't really adv
ards,
Bob...
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They have been making the 67->K and the 645->K adaptors for a long time.
They work on all K-mount cameras, digital or otherwise. Like the screw->K
adaptor you have no automation at all, unless the digital is doing
something new (I doubt it). They haven't really advertised the existance
of these
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Jörgen Blomgren wrote:
> Is this something unique to the new digital ?
> Or is it possible to use the 645 and 67 lenses on other 35mm ?
It's not unique to the digital. Pentax makes adapters to fit both 645
and 67 lenses on 35mm bodies, AFAIK.
chris
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In the mail today there was a catalogue from a swedish mail-order
company (Scandinavian Photo). At the Pentax page there was a small
sidenote about the new Pentax bodies, the new semi-pro 35 mm and
the pro digital. The part about the digital mentioned that it could
use the lenses from the 645 and
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