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<< Affordability issues rule out purchasing a fast, long (300-400mm)lens, so
I've chosen to look for length rather than speed. Does this seem sensible?
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It seems your chosen film may be of the sl
The newer Pentaxes will work best with that old lens. One of the reasons
why is lower magnification. I like the larger image in older cameras, but
the light is spread to a much larger area so the image is dimmer. Newer
cameras have a brighter image due to smaller area.
Also, way back then t
Greetings all,
Are the viewing screens of older Pentaxes significantly darker than those in
newer bodies (specifically the ZX/MZ series)?
I was looking for a long prime lens and thought I'd try a screwmount.A
saleman showed me a third party 400mm f/6.9; quite a bit slower than I would
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