What about K & M lenses?
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En nombre de Alan Chan
Enviado el: lunes, 10 de diciembre de 2001 1:07
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: Re: PLASTIC aperture pin BROKE (SFXn) ;( METAL ONE?
>I was just hoping that a more r
nombre de Alan Chan
Enviado el: lunes, 10 de diciembre de 2001 0:46
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: Re: PLASTIC aperture pin BROKE (SFXn) ;( METAL ONE?
Perhaps you can order the part (just a plastic ring with a tiny piece of
metal on it) yourself from Pentax and then designed what to do next.
It&#
>I was just hoping that a more reliable body part could be inserted
>there instead of the plastic one. This one failed me during a paid
>assigment where I fortunately used a spotmeter as my exposure meter
>(not metering TTL at all) so no ruined pictures, fortunately.
Perhaps you can consider the
Perhaps you can order the part (just a plastic ring with a tiny piece of
metal on it) yourself from Pentax and then designed what to do next. It's a
few buck only as I remember.
regards,
Alan Chan
>I am sure it will be a quick repair (IF I can do it myself - I am
>pretty sure my local authoris
AC> I believe all Pentax 35mm bodies since the P series use plastic. This part
AC> is quite easy to replace.
AC> regards,
AC> Alan Chan
Thanks, Alan.
I am sure it will be a quick repair (IF I can do it myself - I am
pretty sure my local authorised Pentax repair would overcharge me - I
have had
>the aperture indexing pin (the one which tells the body which
>aperture is set on the lens) on my SFXn is (was) made of plastic.
>One day (yesterday), it decided it breaks. It broke! Stupid damn
>engineer at Pentax who decided to save 0.005$ by making this part
>plastic not me
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