Externally and optically in pretty nice condition,
but the aperture blades do not move. Appears to be
very oily and stuck in place.
$5 + shipping. PayPal.
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quel.
The question is, then: What does Pentax do today which equals or surpasses the
others? 50-135/2.8? K5? K-r/K-x? FA50/1.4, 31/1.8, 77/1.8? SDM? WR?
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I don't object to Pentax in favor of another brand,
but just their ultra-conservative behavior which can
be seen in the lack of longer fast lenses.
Still, I agree that P does well to stay within their niche.
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Igor has some good Pentax stuff, including one af 50/1.7.
http://www.igorcamera.com/pentax.htm
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I have been studying "professional portrait lightings" by charles abel to get a
handle on posing and lighting techniques. The methods of the 1930s and 40s
fascimate me. And I have joined a local club as well as using other formats.
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riers, for $4. Tragic thing is, I
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amount of distortion seems excessive.
And it's a '*' lens none the less.
(I never got any of this from the F35-105.)
What do you folks think?
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Look at pic 1 and note the circular distortion.
That is what I was trying into identify.
It looks like some serious barrel distortuon.
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f them.
It seems odd that it would be random or that it would be a product
of zoom-while-shoot as that would affect all objects in the pic.
Perhaps it is that specific lens alone.
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And why does one need this?
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http://columbus.craigslist.org/pho/2725296524.html
I don't know this person, or if it is a good deal.
Thought it might be useful, though.
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saw a Bronica ETRs with 3 lenses sell for $200.
Yesterday @ thrift shop I got a K1000, a CE-4, and 3 lenses for $40.
That was the expensive purchase.
On the cheaper side I got Canonet 28 for $2.99 and a Minox CD 70 for $4.99.
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the image more.
She also looks like a great candidate for a close-up.
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I have submitted 5 altogether and have had 3 accepted.
The winter shot last year and the two stills were shot several years ago.
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/collinbrendemuehl
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There is one in town here that I
can get to anyone for $225 shipped.
Glass is perfect, body shows light wear,
auto switch is stiff. With caps. A nice sample.
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jco,
Thanks for the info.
It is the m42 version, but I am now not in
front of it to see the aperture.
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to take it on a dslr excursion.
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in the American worker. And the gov't does not make it any easier, especially
when they do things like they did to Gibson. (My cynicism level is quite high
these days.)
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e best image rendering but are
not very fast. The rare symmetricals wider than 5.6 have a "glow" and even 5.6
can be questionable in certain situations. Of the 5 LF lenses I own, 2 are
plasmats, 2 are Tessars, and 1 (B&L/Zeiss Protar VII) is especially unique.
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colors become vibrant. imo.
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> The diagonal FOV on a 15mm Takumar lens is 111 degrees, 35mm full frame.
It is stamped on the lens as having 105 deg coverage.
That falls somewhere in between these two focal lengths.
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That is the type of image that then stock agencies seek.
And table-top shots like that also provide a good place for
practice if you have a tilt lens for altering the focal plane.
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external stand-alone or PS HDR software?
How heavily do you process?
Has anyone stopped doing HDR? Why?
Examples would be great.
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Make sure that your switch is set to MF to retract the motor shaft.
After that it ... it should come off with a firm grip.
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J.C. O'Connell wrote:
> interesting to hear a pissing match about size comparison
> where the contest features claims about whose got "the smallest".
Golf!
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n an AR XA, and while not a Linn, it also has not the price.
So I continue to wear out Parchment Shamblejam while using up my supply of
D3/D4.
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he Sony does a better job splitting tracks, but the Philips actually sounds
better, for some reason. I'll be completely done with at least one of them in
the next couple of months, if that's of any interest.
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the issue. Not hard,
but important to be aware of. The Timer does not always die properly. Pay close
attention to return values and assume nothing. IOW, there is some immaturity in
the OS, but it is "good" and you'll enjoy it.
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s is appreciated. Tx.
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of lighting sins.
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No perspective control needed.
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Agreed.
And as one shooting expensive sheet film, getting it
right the first time is always best.
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I'd been wanting to see some results from that s/w.
Very nice. Much better than early digital conversion processes.
It tempts me to drop LF film. But ... not yet.
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Anyone here using it?
Opinions?
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Since I'm still in grad school for another 6 months ...
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The old 19th c. images had no blue sensitivity,
so they had a very similar appearance.
Removing blue would give a similar result as adding red.
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> On Jan 10, 2012, at 1:26 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:
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>> I assume you mean DA 35/2.8 macro ltd?
duh.
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Call American Pickers!
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>To
or of
that stripe?
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lways* happened when I shoot out there.
It is in the identical position on each image shot in that location.
It is a question of electrical interference with the sensor.
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tion. Are you thinking in PS or in-camera /
in utero?
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change the storage format for the items I'm shooting
& cataloging so that the data can be later imported into a database for web use.
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rez JPEGs the camera can be set
>to, otherwise it all takes too long.
>
>It works, it's good.
I got an EyeFi last yer.
It's a battery hog and I find it too slow to be practical.
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e to scroll through across
and look for the subtle influence rather than the one most visible band.
Since it *appears* to have harmonics, that goes to EMI/hash in the air causing
issues with electronics. And that seems even more consistent with what my
local expert has stated.
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cesses are different.
Of course, nothing equals a LF contact print. CofC is irrelevant at that
point, and the DSLR data quantity is then immaterial.
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format. And I'm getting
close to parting with both LF outfits, though that's only because of a loss of
arm strength over the past few years. At times it is just not worth the
effort, and that is a shame.
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t just a PC peripheral. That's
my plan. Why won't they listen to me?
I'll even head up the project, both engineering and marketing.
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Someone on APUG wants one F or FA 50/1.7.
If you've got one FS, I'll pass it on.
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Includes AF400T, but without a bracket.
4P sync cord.
Another sync cord that terminates in a PC connection.
And the external flash hand grip.
Pics later.
$80 shipped (US) for all.
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1. Pentax A 50/2. $25
2. Canon ef III 35-80/4-5.6. $25
3. Canon ef II 80-200/4.6-5.6 $50
All clean and in good working order.
+ shpg.
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If a 24Mp D3200 is $699 and a 16Mp K30 is $899
then
who is going to buy the K30?
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Getting the patio re-done was more important than taking the picture.
But I just had to document it.
The old one was 20 years old and the bricks were breaking down.
Took us 2+ days, but we got it done.
Tonight we grill sirloins.
Pentax-A 2x-s
Excellent condition, with caps.
Offer me something nice in trade ...
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Well, one bottom and two tops.
One is Honeywell and the other Asahi with the eye on it.
Just pay shipping.
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Life has thrown some curves lately.
So I'm getting rid of some stuff.
Mostly pretty cheap.
I'm willing to pull things for direct sales as needed.
http://stores.ebay.com/WorkingThroughSeminary
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Anyone compared the Rokinon 85/1.4 to the Pentax SMC 85/1.8 (K)?
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... the protocol to control a DSLR via USB.
Sometimes friends are more precise than google.
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I'm going to construct a generic app with tables for and updateable for
multiple cameras. The general functions will be both dashboard and enterprise
image management. I tried this with EyeFi but those things are battery pigs.
There is always another way.
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ittle s/w dev is truly original as there are only so many ways
to do things. But the app structure will be entirely mine.)
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http://home.comcast.net/~tmoreau2/dyxum_90mm.htm
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>That page misses one option (one that I only became aware of recently).
>Tamron also made an Adaptall2 *Extension Tube* specifically for the SP
>90/2.5 that will get it to 1:1.
I think that's the first on the list.
http://home.comcast.net/~tmoreau2/dyxum_90mm.htm
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#1: Sigma 70-210 Pentax AF UC-II f/ 4-5.6
With rear cap & hood. VGC
$20 + shipping
#2 Pentax-A 2X-S.
With both caps. Ex.
$100 + shipping. But willing to trade ...
#3 Kitchenaid pasta maker and food grinder.
Used, but very good condition.
Pretty hard on film. Not good to SD cards, either.
http
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Probably shot with a Nikon, the only company stupid enough to hire cougar
prey.
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a plethora of petunias
then is it a
concord of cormorants?
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Having a yard sale today.
Selling a couple of old EV664 mics on stands.
So I though a shot might be in order.
I like the color saturation of the old Tamron lenses.
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Found this bug that I just couldn't resist.
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Shot while on a walk this afternoon ...
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Just love that A50/2.8 macro ...
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Found a gentleman in Manitoba with his LX outfit for sale.
I wasn't interested in that, but got several lenses from him.
(M* 300/4, M28/2.8 v2, M100/4 Macro)
He's got other goodies. If anyone is interested, let me know
and I will pass you his email address.
(Really looking forward to shooting the
> paid with its life.
Might make a good greeting card theme.
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Interesting thoughts in the article.
Makes me anticipate, following the current naming convention ...
I expect 3 new bodies.
K3 to replace K5 -- improved AF & other new features
and
K? FF
and
a FF mirrorless.
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Our 1981 wedding pic looks similar.
I also had a great amount of facial hair
but got rid of it as soon as I had the chance.
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>You should buy a Q and a K to Q adapter. That 300 would be a 1650
>equivalent. ;-) That M* is a nice pickup.
Not of much use since I don't have a Q.
I like the M* images better than the A*.
I think the only diff is the coating color cast.
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And I even returned to my old stand-by -- milkweed pods.
I've not spent any time shooting them since going DSLR.
So perhaps later this Fall after they've dried and opened
I will shoot more of them.
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>For some reason I keep hearing that as "twenty years ago today, Doctor
>Pepper taught the band to play ..."
I'll drink to that. At 10, 2, and 4.
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And spotted Salvation Army $24.99 for it.
With ever-ready, cap, and polarizer.
Only issues are a little corrosion at the shoe base (not shown)
and a very worn battery cover.
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Collin Brendemuehl
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>O dear
>I guess I'm a dum-dum, 'cause I don't get it.
>Rick
It's a computer thing
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Two non-Pentax goodies
AF-S Nikkor 18-70 3.5-4.5G ED
Minolta Zoom xi AF 28-105
Both with caps.
$75 each, includes US shipping.
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I have heard so much bad about Stigma electronics the past couple of years
that I would avoid them just out of principle.
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I wish it were as ease as taking the pictures!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/55001392@N08/sets/72157631166791172/
Collin
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Walt,
Reduce your body count by 1. Get rid of the Promaster zoom.
For general purpose shooting, the stock 18-55 will do fine.
Then spend the extra money on 2 lenses: A50/2.8 macro & DA35/2.4 come to
mind first.
Unless you want sky-scapes, any very wide lens will be disappointing,
imnsho.
Perhaps
Also, check out the excellent A35-105. Quite sharp though heavy as it is
solidly constructed. Often about $125.
The A200/4 would be a great long lens that is very compact. In the $150
neighborhood, iirc.
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Walt,
I have some lenses that I am willing to loan out.
Tamron 300/5.6.
M100/4 macro
M28/2.8 (second edition, same as the "A" but w/o the "A" setting)
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Collin Brendemuehl
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Great shot.
I lived in Omaha for 7 years. Wonderful city. Miss it more all the time.
Went to the old Rosenblatt, but haven't had a chance to see the new park yet.
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Collin Brendemuehl
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... who needs a camera!
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/stunning-drawing-russian-girl-not-photograph-170243830.html
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I have a Nakamichi that you might enjoy.
And some other nice old stuff.
http://columbus.craigslist.org/ele/3175537972.html
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Obviously missing -- Mk 3 VW
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Let me know what you've got. Tx.
Collin
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Forgot about the Monza.
An engine bay so small that to change plugs on the 350 the engine had to be
pulled.
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