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Comment by Clarky posted on Evil Inventor at 30/09/2008 - 16:46
Thanks for the link Martin, some great pics in there. I must get out and give my Taks a run.
Comment by Clarky posted on M42 Super Takumar 135mm 1:2.5 vs 1:3.5 at 30/09/2008 - 16:31
You can be lucky sometimes. I picked up an M42 telescope adapter for $10 and it arrived with a genuine pentax K-mount adapter attached.
Comment by Clarky posted on adaptall 2 PKA at 29/09/2008 - 19:48
Rotten luck
How did the lens fair : I guess you haven't been able to try it either. I would be worried about the SDM motor being damaged in some way.
My 50-135 fell from a top bunk and landed on a carpeted floor and it came up ok except for a broken cap.
I hope you were insured.
How did the lens fair : I guess you haven't been able to try it either. I would be worried about the SDM motor being damaged in some way.
My 50-135 fell from a top bunk and landed on a carpeted floor and it came up ok except for a broken cap.
I hope you were insured.
Comment by Clarky posted on scratched sensor at 29/09/2008 - 19:43
George Lazarette wrote:
G
I want one Clarky wrote:
Am I missing something here What focal length is this lens :
It's the ultimate zoom - any focal length you like.Am I missing something here What focal length is this lens :
G
Comment by Clarky posted on FS Sigma APO DG EX Mk1 2.8 for Pentax at 29/09/2008 - 10:30
Am I missing something here What focal length is this lens :
Comment by Clarky posted on FS Sigma APO DG EX Mk1 2.8 for Pentax at 29/09/2008 - 09:48
hefty1 wrote:
Good find Clarky! Makes for some interesting reading.
Cheers hefty. I thought you might find it interesting. Good find Clarky! Makes for some interesting reading.
Sorry Ray my english is none too goodly.
Comment by Clarky posted on Great link, for the older camera buff at 29/09/2008 - 00:04
Excellent site with some interesting links. link
Comment by Clarky posted on Great link, for the older camera buff at 28/09/2008 - 00:24
George Lazarette wrote:
But no. They sit at home drinking beer and photographing insects.
Bizarre.
G
PS: I do admit that it's a bit of a drive from NQ to Bondi, but all you have to do is hitch a ride on a road-train. No worries.
Sorry George but everytime I go to Bondi with my camera I get told to move along there old son womble wrote:
BTW what is it about bugs and this forum? There seems to be quite a theme developing!
Best wishes, Kris.
I don't know. I had hoped that all these red-blooded Aussies would be down at Bondi snapping lissome sheilas for our delectation.BTW what is it about bugs and this forum? There seems to be quite a theme developing!
Best wishes, Kris.
But no. They sit at home drinking beer and photographing insects.
Bizarre.
G
PS: I do admit that it's a bit of a drive from NQ to Bondi, but all you have to do is hitch a ride on a road-train. No worries.
You know our road-trains I see, Ever ridden in one : Quite an experience I must say.
And its "NO Worries Mate"
Thanks Ken. I would have thought the Super Taks were the better of the 2. Shows you what I know.
I have never used any of the M42s other than on an old bellows I have.
BTW Ken I notice you have a 35mm f3.5, If you need an original case for it I have one and its your if you want it. Or anyone else for that matter.
I have never used any of the M42s other than on an old bellows I have.
BTW Ken I notice you have a 35mm f3.5, If you need an original case for it I have one and its your if you want it. Or anyone else for that matter.
Comment by Clarky posted on 28mm shift at 27/09/2008 - 11:14
Theres a guy up the road from me who gets up to this kind of mischief. . He has a thing for potato cannons though.