Yet another lens question...sorry.

Reuben0
Posted 12/08/2007 - 20:22 Link
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Also, I hesitate to recommend any K or M lens nowadays unless it is to be used wide-open.
Yes, the erroneous K10D exposures from of stop-down metering have rendered my old lens collection pretty useless

Good job I kept the *ist D...

R
Tyr
Posted 12/08/2007 - 20:37 Link
Apparently sticking the *ist focusing screen into the K10D fixes the problem. I assume it actually transfers the problem to the *ist if you put the K10D focusing screen in there...
Pwynnej
Posted 12/08/2007 - 21:47 Link
You might get lucky as I did with the FA28 mm, found it in Cambrian in the spring for 65 pounds

A trip to FotoKonijnenberg yesterday has meant I've committed 700 EUR for a 16-50 / /
Gwyn
Posted 13/08/2007 - 07:42 Link
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You might get lucky as I did with the FA28 mm, found it in Cambrian in the spring for 65 pounds

A trip to FotoKonijnenberg yesterday has meant I've committed 700 EUR for a 16-50 / /
Foolish man going to K'berg with a wallet in your pocket
Pwynnej
Posted 13/08/2007 - 08:28 Link
Thankfully - their new stock was limited to K10D with 18-55 and K100D with 20-35...otherwise if they'd had a limited then....ooooohhhhhhhh dear!

Thought Kamera-Express has a better equipped shop actually... nice ride out in the countryside, de Roode Hert on the Zwolle - Ommen road is quite a nice place to stop for a meal

Peter
Gwyn
Posted 13/08/2007 - 10:56 Link
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Thought Kamera-Express has a better equipped shop actually... nice ride out in the countryside, de Roode Hert on the Zwolle - Ommen road is quite a nice place to stop for a meal

Peter
K-E is usually a bit cheaper too. Thanks for the lunch tip, I'll remember it next time I head for Den Ham.

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