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JohnX wrote:
Clarky wrote:
John I have used the same setup as you are (2x AF160 flash heads) without any problems at all.

Here is my setup, looks like an alien, take me to your leader.

Thanks Clarky. Your rig is a lot more sophisticated than mine, but it answers my query.

Where did you get the arms?
I made them out of a couple of old desk lamps, a couple of 1/4" screw fittings and some silver solder, quite simple really.

Comment by Clarky posted on HELP! Using 2xAF160 flashguns with a K20D? at 08/12/2009 - 12:27

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I think I read somwhere that Sunpac make all of Pentax's flashguns : or was I just dreaming that.

Comment by Clarky posted on Is the camera shop having me on? at 08/12/2009 - 08:51

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Red Belly Black snakes actually

Comment by Clarky posted on HELP! Using 2xAF160 flashguns with a K20D? at 08/12/2009 - 01:06

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John I have used the same setup as you are (2x AF160 flash heads) without any problems at all.

Here is my setup, looks like an alien, take me to your leader.

[IMG]http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x261/ClarkyinAus/CIMG2067.jpg[/IMG]

Comment by Clarky posted on HELP! Using 2xAF160 flashguns with a K20D? at 07/12/2009 - 23:39

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pentaxian450 wrote:
Unfortunately, the results are not so good in wireless mode with the K-7.
Why is that Yves, What probs are you having. I have 2 540's I have used wirelessly without any issues. ??

Comment by Clarky posted on How many flash units can you use and other questions at 07/12/2009 - 06:58

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Sorry to see you go John, must have been a tough decision

Comment by Clarky posted on My Pentax gear for sale in classified at 06/12/2009 - 21:41

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polchraine wrote:
I have an early series 1 Pentax mount if the lens needs one.
Did version 1 & 2 come with a detachable mount : I don't think it did.

Comment by Clarky posted on Vivitar 70-210 Series 1 Macro Zoom at 06/12/2009 - 20:35

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Mannesty wrote:
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Pete, The tube is designed to take the weight from the flash head off the focus barrel on the D-FA macro lens, with the tube attached to the hood bayonet all the weight is then concentrated onto the main barrel of the lens.

The D-FA 100mm macro does not have one of the highest build qualities.
Thanks for explaining Steve. I knew there would be a good reason.

Perhaps it's not a good idea to hang the flash head from the filter thread of a D-FA lens then ! ! !
I wouldn't hang anything from the barrel of a D-FA macro lens, any excess weight causes the focus barrel off kilter and that renders the quick shift inoperable. I found that out when trying some reverse stacking with a 50mm 1.7 attached. not a pretty sight.

Comment by Clarky posted on AF 160fc- macro attachment at 06/12/2009 - 20:04

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Pete, The tube is designed to take the weight from the flash head off the focus barrel on the D-FA macro lens, with the tube attached to the hood bayonet all the weight is then concentrated onto the main barrel of the lens.

The D-FA 100mm macro does not have one of the highest build qualities.

Comment by Clarky posted on AF 160fc- macro attachment at 06/12/2009 - 11:06

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If you found it in a bag with an Olympus camera, wouldn't it likely have an Olympus mount : Have you tried it on your pentax :

I have the version 3 made by Komine and its a stellar lens, it has the A setting, I believe version 2 is just a good optically if not identical, i'm not sure.

Comment by Clarky posted on Vivitar 70-210 Series 1 Macro Zoom at 06/12/2009 - 10:54

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