Clarky

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Great idea, well done. I look forward to seeing some reults from it.

You could even carry your lunch in it.

Comment by Clarky posted on RIngflash :D at 20/01/2009 - 01:58

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I think jon is more concerned with the overall sharpness of the lens as opposed to any front or back focusing. As Peter says, its only a tad front focusing.

But if its the overall sharpness you are worried about, I don't think you can get it much better than what you have already.
Shooting at wide open and at 250mm you are not goin to get to many tack sharp shots

Comment by Clarky posted on K10/K20 focus at 18/01/2009 - 01:30

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This is actually not too bad imo. What lens is it : Is it wide open : I suspect it may be the 18-250 but that doesn't go to f4 at 250mm, does it :

Comment by Clarky posted on K10/K20 focus at 17/01/2009 - 22:04

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I only buy crumpets with metric holes but the holes are interchangable with imperial holes if you can find them.

Comment by Clarky posted on OFF Topic.......Topic at 17/01/2009 - 00:22

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So what you are saying is there are twice as many as a full one. hmmm works for me

Comment by Clarky posted on OFF Topic.......Topic at 17/01/2009 - 00:10

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How many holes in half a crumpet :

Comment by Clarky posted on OFF Topic.......Topic at 17/01/2009 - 00:03

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Pwynnej wrote:
But look at Clarky, 2024 posts and still a site veteran,,, better have a word with the forum admins to give the sadder people (ie those with a higher number of posts unique names)....
Hmmm your suggestion has merit What do you suggest and keep it clean

Comment by Clarky posted on Site Veteran at 16/01/2009 - 01:33

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Another satisfied customer Happy macroing

Comment by Clarky posted on Tamron Macro 90mm not working with Macro Tubes! Eh...? at 15/01/2009 - 21:07

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Kris I have cleaned about half a dozen Pentax lenses, all 50mm primes from Taks to M & A series and have become quite adept at it.

I use a couple of rubber bungs which I have shaped to fit the front and rear elements, and can remove all the elements in a few minutes. Your biggest problem will be keeping dust out of it once its disassembled.
Wear rubber medical gloves when you do it. good luck

Comment by Clarky posted on SMC Takumar 135mm problem at 15/01/2009 - 20:57

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jackitec wrote:
Yipee 2 more to go

Thanks Clarky.

Jack.
Make that one to go

Comment by Clarky posted on Site Veteran at 15/01/2009 - 20:44

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