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Derby Chang wrote:
I'm sure this has come up before, but I can't find it in the archives
looking at your subject line -- are we still talking about cameras
here??? ;)
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unless I use one of my old screw mount film bodies.
I know that some EOS-M42 adapters have a feature to keep the diaphragm
pin pressed, but I haven't seen any K-M42 adapters do the same thing.
Are there any? I've tried taping the pin down, but it has quite a strong
spring behind it, so doesn't stay
unless I use one of my old screw mount film bodies.
I know that some EOS-M42 adapters have a feature to keep the diaphragm
pin pressed, but I haven't seen any K-M42 adapters do the same thing.
Are there any? I've tried taping the pin down, but it has quite a strong
spring behind it, so
P. J. Alling a écrit :
Someone posted a how to page for modifying a K to M42 adapter to do
Here:
http://www.jr-worldwi.de/photo/index.html?M42_auto_adapter_Pentax_PK.html
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Do the digital Pentax's not work with screw mount lenses? (even with
an adaptor?) My friend seems to be having some problems with a lens of
his.
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no particular reason.
Rebekah wrote:
Do the digital Pentax's not work with screw mount lenses? (even with
an adaptor?) My friend seems to be having some problems with a lens of
his.
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the digital Pentax's not work with screw mount lenses? (even with
an adaptor?) My friend seems to be having some problems with a lens of
his.
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ok, now he's claiming that the k mount lenses don't work, and that the
screw mount ones do. I'm going to send him into a camera shop. :o)
thanks very much for trying
rg2
On 9/10/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He has to set the custom function, (I'm not sure which one), to allow
On 9/10/07, Rebekah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, now he's claiming that the k mount lenses don't work, and that the
screw mount ones do. I'm going to send him into a camera shop. :o)
thanks very much for trying
I wouldn't expect a straight answer out of a camera shop either.
For K-mount
thanks, I'll tell him that. you guys here are so helpful
rg2
On 9/10/07, Mat Maessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/10/07, Rebekah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, now he's claiming that the k mount lenses don't work, and that the
screw mount ones do. I'm going to send him into a camera shop
Hey guys
I've got a telephoto lens and a couple of extenders or extensions (?)
for it that's for a screw mount camera. On the lens it says APS AUTO
TELEPLUS 3X, and it has a little plastic cap on one end. It comes in
a nice little leather case that says Kenko and has three extenders
that come
:09 PM, Rebekah wrote:
Hey guys
I've got a telephoto lens and a couple of extenders or extensions (?)
for it that's for a screw mount camera. On the lens it says APS AUTO
TELEPLUS 3X, and it has a little plastic cap on one end. It comes in
a nice little leather case that says Kenko and has
beyond a relatively short distance (depending on the length of the
tube.)
stan
On Aug 26, 2007, at 12:09 PM, Rebekah wrote:
Hey guys
I've got a telephoto lens and a couple of extenders or extensions (?)
for it that's for a screw mount camera. On the lens it says APS AUTO
TELEPLUS
I've heard some of the third party adapters cause a problem removing
them from the camera. What's been the experience of M42 users on the
list? What appears to be the cause of the problem on these?
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I have a Roxsen m42-K.
Works, allows infinity focus but you need a tool they provide to put
it on or off the camera. I hear the OEM pentax one can be put on and
off by finger pressure.
Get the official Pentax one if you can find it.
On 5/26/07, Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've heard
I had problems removing mine from the camera, even with the supplied
tool.
I think the problem lies with the little springy tab that is supposed
to prevent the adapter from moving when you unscrew the lens.
Removing the spring should might be a solution, I've not tried it yet
though.
Bertil Holmberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had problems removing mine from the camera, even with the supplied
tool.
I woudn't touch any third-party M42 adaptors with a bargepole after
breaking two P50 with a Hama ring.
Ralf
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, 2007 2:59 AM
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List
Subject: Third party screw mount to k-mount adapters
I've heard some of the third party adapters cause a problem removing
them from the camera. What's been the experience of M42 users on the
list? What appears to be the cause of the problem on these?
-p
more mailing lists (to read their members-only
archives), and otherwise burning off massive amounts of time, it's
apparent that a slide copier is not a bad solution at all when
compared to low end scanners. What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D
is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D.
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their members-only
archives), and otherwise burning off massive amounts of time, it's
apparent that a slide copier is not a bad solution at all when
compared to low end scanners. What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D. The way the
prism/flash
(to read their members-only
archives), and otherwise burning off massive amounts of time, it's
apparent that a slide copier is not a bad solution at all when
compared to low end scanners. What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D. The way the
prism
if I can
successfully attach them to my DS2, which should be about the same
shape. Of course, I'd have to successfully find them first.
-Aaron
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Scott Loveless wrote:
What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Scott Loveless wrote:
What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D.
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You need 1:2 magnification (fitting an ~24x36mm slide onto an
~18x24mm digital format). A Pentax-A 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens does this
very nicely, without extension tubes. I use a flat panel light box
and a copy stand to hold the camera in alignment.
Of course, you don't get results quite the
On 8/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Wheatfield tried this with an *istD and found that a short extension
tube had to be used between the bellows and the mount.
Not insurmountable. I have a set of M42 extension tubes that I got for
all of $5 at a camera show.
Vivitar
Mat Maessen wrote:
On 8/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Wheatfield tried this with an *istD and found that a short extension
tube had to be used between the bellows and the mount.
Not insurmountable. I have a set of M42 extension tubes that I got for
all of
On 8/22/06, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need 1:2 magnification (fitting an ~24x36mm slide onto an
~18x24mm digital format). A Pentax-A 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens does this
very nicely, without extension tubes. I use a flat panel light box
and a copy stand to hold the camera in
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:11 AM, Scott Loveless wrote:
Of course, you don't get results quite the equal of a film scanner,
although it's faster. After all, you get about a 6Mpixel image rather
than, say, a 10.2 Mpixel image (2820 ppi) or 21.43 Mpixel (4000 ppi).
Currently, I'm getting hi res
archives), and otherwise burning off massive amounts of time, it's
apparent that a slide copier is not a bad solution at all when
compared to low end scanners. What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D. The way the
prism/flash housing protrudes has
- Original Message -
From: Scott Loveless
Subject: Screw mount bellows on the K100D (was - scanner question)
What I haven't come across is whether
or not I can attach a screw mount bellows to the K100D. The way the
prism/flash housing protrudes has me a bit worried. Anyone tried
On 8/22/06, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:11 AM, Scott Loveless wrote:
Of course, you don't get results quite the equal of a film scanner,
although it's faster. After all, you get about a 6Mpixel image rather
than, say, a 10.2 Mpixel image (2820 ppi) or
On Aug 22, 2006, at 3:17 PM, Scott Loveless wrote:
I've tried just about everything I can think of. I've tried canon's
drivers and vuescan. It's become apparent to me that the scanner just
can't pull the shadow detail out of my slides. This is not picking
nits about minute amounts of
Thanks to all who responded regarding my question about a screwmount list.
(And sorry not to have said so eariler - I've only had a chance to check the
list periodically.)
Re: Does a screw mount list exist?
Andre Langevin
Fri, 14 Oct 2005 08:18:23 -0700
http://groups.yahoo.com/group
Hello, everyone-
Is there a separate Pentax screw mount list or discussion group somewhere?
Thanks,
Rob
On 10/14/05, Robert Soames Wetmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, everyone-
Is there a separate Pentax screw mount list or discussion group somewhere?
Thanks,
Rob
yes
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HA.
:-)
Dave
On 10/14/05, frank theriault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/14/05, Robert Soames Wetmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, everyone-
Is there a separate Pentax screw mount list or discussion group somewhere?
Thanks,
Rob
yes
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On 10/14/05, David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HA.
yes, but seriously, there's a spotmatic list on yahoo groups, and
there's at least one m42 group out there that i recall, but i can't
remember where it is.
-frank
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Feel free to raise screwmount topics here as well. I know we focus on
doomsday scenarios but occasionally our conversation turns to cameras
and photography. We used to discuss screwmounts quite a bit, but I
think we kind of wore it out over the years. However, everyone once in
a while, we turn
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClubM42/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Spotmatic/
Damn, we scared him away already.
Robert Soames Wetmore wrote:
Hello, everyone-
Is there a separate Pentax screw mount list or discussion group
somewhere?
Thanks,
Rob
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Feel free to raise screwmount topics here as well. I know we focus on
doomsday scenarios but occasionally our conversation turns to cameras
and photography. We used to discuss screwmounts quite a bit, but I
think we kind of wore it
Yup, there are a couple of screwheads around here somewhere. ;)
They occasionally like to torment the digi-guys with anti-digital
threads. But honestly tho, they are quite knowledgeable and mostly
friendly, and the discussions can get into some serious optics and
physics. They remind me of
Gonz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They occasionally like to torment the digi-guys with anti-digital
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From: Mark Roberts
Subject: Re: Does a screw mount list exist?
They occasionally like to torment the digi-guys with anti-digital
threads.
...so to speak.
We give it right back at them though.
Actually, I shot a roll of film last week, and will likely
- Original Message -
From: graywolf
Subject: Re: can't remove my screw mount lens from the k mount adapter
You are a lot of help, Bill! I am sure he would much rather destroy a
$75 lens than his new *istDS.
He may be in a situation where it is a decision he will be faced
It's stuck, not mis-threaded and I'm a bit at a loss. Does anyone know
how to get this lens off (at this point if it involves destroying the
lens or adapter it's ok!).
Takumar 1.4 SMC lens
Pentax adapter
Pentax Ist DS camera.
I've had this lens on and off before but something is catching this
1. Find a pentax K-mount body you can mount the lens/adapter to.
2. Put lens/adapter onto the camera.
3. Grip camera firmly in hand, lens in other hand.
4. Unscrew lens from adapter, with adapter still on camera.
5. Use fingers/pen/other pointy object to remove the adapter from the camera.
-Mat
12:44 PM
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Subject: Re: can't remove my screw mount lens from the k mount adapter
1. Find a pentax K-mount body you can mount the lens/adapter to.
2. Put lens/adapter onto the camera.
3. Grip camera firmly in hand, lens in other hand.
4. Unscrew lens from adapter
- Original Message -
From: dave g
Subject: can't remove my screw mount lens from the k mount adapter
It's stuck, not mis-threaded and I'm a bit at a loss. Does anyone know
how to get this lens off (at this point if it involves destroying the
lens or adapter it's ok!).
Takumar 1.4
There is a small pin on the back of SMC takumars which keeps the
Auto/Manual switch from being
set to Manual when the camera is mounted on a Spotmatic F or ES body.
Normally it should just ride on
the edge of the adapter ring as it's screwed onto the lens. If the
tolerances were at the far
On 10/12/05, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Diaphragm pin is stuck in the AF key.
If you want to save the camera, try forcing the auto manual button to manual
and see if it doesn't retract the pin, thereby allowing the lens to be
removed. This may, or may not damage the lens. If you
Now you're talking! This is what we finally decided was going on. We
tried getting a feeler gauge in between to push that pin in while
simultaneously pushing the auto/manual switch towards auto. Not
happening. My camera expert here seemed to think that dismantling the
lens would get us to the
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, dave g wrote:
Now you're talking! This is what we finally decided was going on. We
tried getting a feeler gauge in between to push that pin in while
simultaneously pushing the auto/manual switch towards auto. Not
happening. My camera expert here seemed to think that
I've experimented a bit, yes it is.
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, dave g wrote:
Now you're talking! This is what we finally decided was going on. We
tried getting a feeler gauge in between to push that pin in while
simultaneously pushing the auto/manual switch towards auto. Not
screw mount lens from the k mount adapter
I think he might be saying that the lens and adapter are stuck to the
camera
body itself?
In this case I would not know what to do...except recommend that you not
destroy the lens!!
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Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 1:31 PM
Subject: RE: can't remove my screw mount lens from the k mount adapter
I think he might be saying that the lens and adapter are stuck to the
camera
body itself?
In this case I would not know what to do...except recommend that you not
destroy
screw mount lens from the k mount adapter
It's stuck, not mis-threaded and I'm a bit at a loss. Does anyone know
how to get this lens off (at this point if it involves destroying the
lens or adapter it's ok!).
Takumar 1.4 SMC lens
Pentax adapter
Pentax Ist DS camera.
I've had this lens
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Just doing a quick memory check here: screw mount lenses, such as
Takumars
and Super Taks, plus third party lenses, will work just fine on the
Pentax
DSLR bodies when stopped down to taking aperture. Correct? Same
thing for
the SMC Taks?
Yes, they work fine when
Yes, they work fine when manually stopped down to taking aperture. Metering
is the same as with M/K-bayonet lenses: press the AE-Lock (or Green button on
the D) and the body will set a shutter speed to match your aperture setting
(presuming the aperture is stopped down). All auto exposure modes
On Jul 25, 2005, at 8:03 AM, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
The other issue with K/M/S lenses (at least on the -DS) is that the
built-in flash becomes dumb. It fires fully and requires some
tweaking to get the exposure right. I hear with the -D, the
builtin will be TTL with non-A lenses, so that
The DS built-in flash works fine as a full-power manual flash,
though: just set the aperture per the guide number table in the
manual (page 149), and be sure the shutter is set to 1/180 sec or
slower.
Godfrey
Thanks for the heads up on that. I haven't used the built in flash on the
ist-Ds yet.
On Jul 25, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Butch Black wrote:
The DS built-in flash works fine as a full-power manual flash,
though: just set the aperture per the guide number table in the
manual (page 149), and be sure the shutter is set to 1/180 sec or
slower.
Thanks for the heads up on that. I haven't
I know it does on the D, I believe it does on the Ds.
Butch Black wrote:
The DS built-in flash works fine as a full-power manual flash,
though: just set the aperture per the guide number table in the
manual (page 149), and be sure the shutter is set to 1/180 sec or
slower.
Godfrey
Thanks for
Just doing a quick memory check here: screw mount lenses, such as Takumars
and Super Taks, plus third party lenses, will work just fine on the Pentax
DSLR bodies when stopped down to taking aperture. Correct? Same thing for
the SMC Taks?
Shel
That's true, just like on a standard K body.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Just doing a quick memory check here: screw mount lenses, such as Takumars
and Super Taks, plus third party lenses, will work just fine on the Pentax
DSLR bodies when stopped down to taking aperture. Correct? Same thing
Shel:
It's a little clunky, but they work. I've used my SM fish-eye in my
isDS as well as an old 300mm sm.
Jim
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Just doing a quick memory check here: screw mount lenses, such as Takumars
and Super Taks, plus third party lenses, will work just fine on the Pentax
DSLR
In what way are they a little clunky?
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Jim Hemenway
It's a little clunky, but they work. I've used my SM fish-eye in my
isDS as well as an old 300mm sm.
Jim
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Just doing a quick memory check here: screw mount lenses
Hi Shel:
Nothing terrible... I mean that they're not automatic like an F or FA lens.
For example, the screw mount Fish-eye-Takumar renders as a slightly
distorted 25mm when on my isDS, not enough fisheye effect for me. So, I
wouldn't buy a modern Pentax fisheye just to get the AF and AE
Apparently there was a screw mount version of the K-1000.
Must be quite rare considering the price! ;-)
http://tinyurl.com/clr84
Don
(And yes, I'm kidding)
The screwmount M series lens has got to be worth the BIN price all by itself!
On 5/23/05, Don Sanderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently there was a screw mount version of the K-1000.
Must be quite rare considering the price! ;-)
http://tinyurl.com/clr84
Don
(And yes, I'm
Not to mention that rare M42 SMC-Pentax M lens...
Don Sanderson wrote:
Apparently there was a screw mount version of the K-1000.
Must be quite rare considering the price! ;-)
http://tinyurl.com/clr84
Don
(And yes, I'm kidding)
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Super Takumar 28mm f/3.5 in LN- condition.
I think the lens cap must have come from another lens at some point
because it has a couple of scrapes, whereas the lens itself and the hard
case are like new. Really beautiful example of why the screw mount
Takumars have such a stellar reputation.
http
the lens itself and the
hard
case are like new. Really beautiful example of why the screw mount
Takumars have such a stellar reputation.
http://www.robertstech.com/temp/supertak2.jpg
$25.00
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28mm f/3.5 in LN- condition.
I think the lens cap must have come from another lens at some point
because it has a couple of scrapes, whereas the lens itself and the hard
case are like new. Really beautiful example of why the screw mount
Takumars have such a stellar reputation.
http
Oops...
Yes, ts the 35mm f/3.5 - I must have been thinking of the M 28/3.5 that
I sold recently.
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I have too much stuff and was about to put this on ebay when it occurred
to me to offer it here first.
Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 2.8/20mm MC with M42 screw mount.
This is one of the great wide angle lenses for the Pentax, Praktica and
other M42 screw mount cameras.
Glass is clear and has
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 11:19:20 -0500, Jim Hemenway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have too much stuff and was about to put this on ebay when it occurred
to me to offer it here first.
Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 2.8/20mm MC with M42 screw mount.
This is one of the great wide angle lenses
when it occurred
to me to offer it here first.
Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 2.8/20mm MC with M42 screw mount.
This is one of the great wide angle lenses for the Pentax, Praktica and
other M42 screw mount cameras.
Glass is clear and has no fungus, this lens is in excellent condition
$100
Available until
Some guy selling a Pentax Spotmatic F at ebay, wrote: It's basically a
K1000, but with screw mount.
Is this true?
Jens
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
Jens Bladt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some guy selling a Pentax Spotmatic F at ebay, wrote: It's basically a
K1000, but with screw mount.
Is this true?
Pretty much.
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From: Jens Bladt
Subject: Screw Mount K1000
Some guy selling a Pentax Spotmatic F at ebay, wrote: It's
basically a
K1000, but with screw mount.
Is this true?
I always thought of the K1000 as a Spotmatic F with a K mount.
William Robb
Yes, the electronics are supposed to be interchangeable as well.
Jens Bladt wrote:
Some guy selling a Pentax Spotmatic F at ebay, wrote: It's basically a
K1000, but with screw mount.
Is this true?
Jens
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Is this an old question?
I'd like to use my LTM lenses on a K1000. Has anyone
done this successfully, or unsuccessfully?
If it's a good idea what's a source for a good LTM to
Pentax Screw Mount adapter?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Cell: 201 317-1655
- Original Message -
From: JP M
Subject: LTM on Pentax Screw Mount
I'd like to use my LTM lenses on a K1000.
A what?
William Robb
Hi,
Sunday, January 2, 2005, 4:17:51 PM, JP wrote:
Is this an old question?
I'd like to use my LTM lenses on a K1000. Has anyone
done this successfully, or unsuccessfully?
If it's a good idea what's a source for a good LTM to
Pentax Screw Mount adapter?
There are plenty of M39 (Leica
On 2/1/05, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
Sunday, January 2, 2005, 4:17:51 PM, JP wrote:
Is this an old question?
I'd like to use my LTM lenses on a K1000. Has anyone
done this successfully, or unsuccessfully?
If it's a good idea what's a source for a good LTM to
Pentax Screw Mount
anyone
done this successfully, or unsuccessfully?
If it's a good idea what's a source for a good LTM
to
Pentax Screw Mount adapter?
There are plenty of M39 (Leica screwmount) to M42
(Pentax screwmount)
adapters around. However, they won't do you much
good on a K1000 because
William,
I have some Voigtlander/Cosina lenses that are in
Leica Thread Mount. I want to use them on either a
Pentax K1000 or ME Super with the proper adapter/s.
Best,
Jeff
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: JP M
Subject: LTM on Pentax Screw
that are in
Leica Thread Mount. I want to use them on either a
Pentax K1000 or ME Super with the proper adapter/s.
Best,
Jeff
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: JP M
Subject: LTM on Pentax Screw Mount
I'd like to use my LTM lenses on a K1000.
A what?
William Robb
This is correct as I've already attempted to use some LTM's on various
Pentax bodies.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Date: 1/2/2005 9:42:48 AM
Subject: Re: LTM on Pentax Screw Mount
If the lenses were for Leica or Bessa
Date: 1/2/2005 9:42:48 AM
Subject: Re: LTM on Pentax Screw Mount
If the lenses were for Leica or Bessa
rangefinders, you won't get much
focus range with them on an SLR. They'll be good
for macro and that's
about it. Film plane is in the wrong location.
Paul
On Jan 2, 2005, at 12
- Original Message -
From: JP M
Subject: Re: LTM on Pentax Screw Mount
William,
I have some Voigtlander/Cosina lenses that are in
Leica Thread Mount.
Had I thought about that at all...
William Robb
On Sunday 02 January 2005 12:27, JP M wrote:
Hi Bob,
Yes, I already have the K to M42 adapter on the K1000.
I've been using some Kodak Retina IIIs lenses with a
Deckel to M42 adapter stacked on the K to M42...
I need a pointer to a good one. Meaning an M39 that
has the proper (weird)
The Tak screw mount lenses I've seen don't have
rubber on the focusing ring. They look to be
of a scalloped metal design. So the externals,
at least, do vary from Tak to 1st K mount.
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