I suppose it depends on what you're used to. I've always had K-mount cameras
(Pentax and Ricoh) and developed a quick lens release system using the
forefinger of the left hand to press the release while twisting the lens with
the right hand.
When I recently bought a Minolta 7000 (for history's
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:47:21 +1030, Peter Loveday wrote:
>Hmm... but Bill indicated that the K mount was better before they buggered
>it up... I don't think K mount has ever had the release on the other side,
>has it? At least none of my bodies do (admittedly I don't have a K series,
>only M and
Peter Loveday wrote:
> You didn't scratch up the lens mount trying to get the bayonet lined
> up,
> like with the K-mount, instead you simply cross-threaded the lens.
>
Before Pentax buggered up the lens release, and took the dits off the
lenses, there was never an excuse
On 2/15/07, Peter Loveday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You didn't scratch up the lens mount trying to get the bayonet lined
> up,
> like with the K-mount, instead you simply cross-threaded the lens.
>
> >>> Before Pentax buggered up the lens release, and took the dits off the
>
> Hmm... but Bill indicated that the K mount was better before they
> buggered it up... I don't think K mount has ever had the release on
> the other side, has it? At least none of my bodies do (admittedly I
> don't have a K series, only M and later)
Nope, all on the same side, I find the earli
You didn't scratch up the lens mount trying to get the bayonet lined
up,
like with the K-mount, instead you simply cross-threaded the lens.
>>> Before Pentax buggered up the lens release, and took the dits off the
>>> lenses, there was never an excuse to mis mount a K mount len
anybody know in what ways m42 screwmounting
systemissuperiorto K mounting system?
- Original Message -
From: "Tom C"
Subject: Re: Well anybody know in what ways m42 screwmounting
systemissuperior to K mounting system?
> You didn't scratch up the lens mount trying to get
7 matches
Mail list logo
