Which 5 Lenses
Posted 22/06/2009 - 09:32
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Being one of those odd people who still dabble with film I have also made a list of favourites when I decide to go out and play. My Top 5.
A15
A20
A50 1.4
A70-210
A*300
/Ian
A15
A20
A50 1.4
A70-210
A*300
/Ian
K10D & Super A user.
Posted 22/06/2009 - 10:02
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PentaxBabe wrote:
No I hadn't considered the DA 300mm. I don't know very much about lenses and rely on either seeing other people's results or their recommendations. It is an expensive lens but I will look into it
Thanks Stefan
Look over the forum, it's an highly praised lens.No I hadn't considered the DA 300mm. I don't know very much about lenses and rely on either seeing other people's results or their recommendations. It is an expensive lens but I will look into it
Thanks Stefan
With an tamron 1.4x kenko 1.5x (be sure you get the one with PZ contacts) or with a pentax 1.7X, you will get 450mm or 510mm but the image quality is still a bit better then the 50-500 on the long end.
There are some test on the forum about this so look them up, and Mikep I believe have some amazing macro shots up with the lens.
Posted 22/06/2009 - 10:08
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My main lenses at the moment are the Pentax 17-70 and the Bigma. I am thinking of selling my 50-135* and getting the 60-250* which is the one I wanted all along. I can get by just fine with those three lenses.
The Sigma 10-20 will be sold shortly along with my Sigma 24-70 EX. I just don't use them.
If I could I might add the 300* to the collection, but I am still hoping Pentax will come up with something even longer. The problem with a long prime is that you can't always tell where an animal will be and if it is too close you can't fit all of it in.
Stefan, we women are quite capable of carrying these lenses - they weigh nothing compared to the weekly shopping or a three year old .
The Sigma 10-20 will be sold shortly along with my Sigma 24-70 EX. I just don't use them.
If I could I might add the 300* to the collection, but I am still hoping Pentax will come up with something even longer. The problem with a long prime is that you can't always tell where an animal will be and if it is too close you can't fit all of it in.
Stefan, we women are quite capable of carrying these lenses - they weigh nothing compared to the weekly shopping or a three year old .
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The 18-55mm might come in handy to go with a camera body when you sell to upgrade at some point.