Thank you for the explanation Nathan, it's wonderful
You're quite a lucky b***ard getting that spot.

Congratulations again!
Very strange shot but well executed to so the least.
Could you tell us a bit more about, did you set it up for example or was it part of a play?

And they look very different then the original ones.
Simply go and look on a pentax site.

Yes you wouldn't have to do that since the size of full-frame sensor equals that of 35mm film, but that isn't the same as it is on 6x6 film though.

Of the two lenses the 12-24 is the best one but also a lot more expensive in the UK. If you really want the Pentax I would advice you to shop abroad or better yet contact Amin (aminstar) a member of this forum.
He bought some Samsung versions of the Pentax lens very cheaply some months ago and might still have some left.

Here you go George link

I also resize in one go though, don't ask me why but I simply do.

Both very nice but the first one is the winner for me.
Just the colours and the part going softly out of focus makes it a better photo.

No problems Pete, was only suggesting, nothing more nothing less.
We'll set up and use the camera differently.

You want to have a check-list when you want to make a quick shot, do you think you've time to do that if you didn't have the time to look at your shutterspeed and F-number?
I thought not, so was suggesting to press the green button before you start shooting since that is working for me.

I really admire you ability to judge the light so good, it really take feeling and experience to get it perfectly right. I'm mostly off with the first shot but get it right with the second or third one.
When when making a quick shot were I don't have time to search for the right exposure I aim the camera at the grey street and take a metering from there with one press of the green button and most of the time it's close enough to get a good photo.

Well that was my experience and only wanted to share the knowledge with you so please don't feel attacked Pete, I'm not judging you in anyway

There is a Pentax FA*200mm macro, very good but $$$ if you can find one

I'm sure you can find a 180mm sigma lurking around in a shop somewhere.

Congratulations Kris, it's a very fine shot!

Quite good news Roy, hopefully the can fix it.