Clarky

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Definately a Lynx spider, Nice shots Pete, I love the colours.

Comment by Clarky posted on What lurks in your garden? at 06/10/2008 - 10:19

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impotentspider wrote:
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Should be a law against it.
I agree, in fact not so long ago in the uk the guy would have been deported to Australia for it And here I was thinking you guys had done really well at breeding out the CRIMINAL element

Dont you fancy buying it Clarky and converting it back?
Its not deportation to Australia but transportation get it right son

And yes very tempted to buy it. I even messaged the guy asking what it would take to change it back.

Comment by Clarky posted on Such a shame !! at 05/10/2008 - 22:56

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What you are hearing is the shake reduction mechanism. Not sure exactly what is moving but its has been discussed at length by the forum.

I'm sure you have nothing to fear. Enjoy your new purchase.

Comment by Clarky posted on K100D Super, newbie. at 05/10/2008 - 22:48

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Look what someone did to this fine Pentax lens. link

Should be a law against it.

Comment by Clarky posted on Such a shame !! at 05/10/2008 - 13:10

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Excellent shots, I really like No.1, wish I knew how to do that ?

Comment by Clarky posted on First 'real' photos from my K20D at 05/10/2008 - 12:19

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Hey, how did I get into this thread. :
You have one run in with a roo and your tagged for life

Comment by Clarky posted on Great news this morning at 05/10/2008 - 00:44

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I just had a look and they both are Powered by 4 AA batteries or 2 CR-V3 Li-ion batteries which is 6volts

Comment by Clarky posted on WANTED: ISTDS MAINS AC ADAPTOR at 03/10/2008 - 14:52

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Mac wrote:
Martin, I wouldn't dream of doing that to my beloved 180mm macro but I am in the process of converting an M42 bellows to a K mount, just for the hell of it, and because I can. I think.
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Clarky,

You know those cheap over-the-flange adapters? Work a treat on tubes and bellows, who cares about infinity focus
Your right mac, it doesn't matter a damn about infinity focus. The problem I am having with these asahi bellows is screwing and unscrewing them from the body. The rotating ring on the bellows is to small to get a grip on and you can't rotate the whole thing as it hits the flash overhang.
I could put a no.2 extension tube on it I guess, if I had one

Comment by Clarky posted on M42 Super Takumar 135mm 1:2.5 vs 1:3.5 at 03/10/2008 - 13:56

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Ron, welcome to the forum.

I have never used the diopters myself but I have seen some very good macros taken with them.

I do have 3 macro lenses (well 4 if you count the sigma 180) a Tamron 90mm, Sigma 105mm and my personal favorite the Pentax D-FA 100mm.
Optically there isn't much between them but the Pentax is lighter and has quick shift and I find it easier and more convienient to use, it is more expensive though.

My Tamron (although an older f2.5 version) would be your cheapest option if you are on a budget and can be picked up on e-bay at reasonable prices. Have a look at some of Mike-P shots with his old Tamron 90mm adaptall 2, cracking shots

What and where are you planning on shooting : indoors, outdoors, bugs, flowers, static objects:

Comment by Clarky posted on Hoya +4 diopter close up lenses at 03/10/2008 - 13:38

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The 200mm is quite small in camparison to a M 200mm f4 and its weird how the iris is at the top of lens as apposed to the middle like ordinary lenses.

Mac, Have you heard of the Phot-All brand of lenses : I can't find any info on them. I have a 135mm 2.8 which is quite interesting. I has a 16 blade iris and is at the top of the lens like the Super Tak. :

Comment by Clarky posted on M42 Super Takumar 135mm 1:2.5 vs 1:3.5 at 03/10/2008 - 13:17

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