K5, 100mm. D FA Macro.
Managed daylight.
Kitchen table.

Stack of 18.
Combine ZP.
Elements 11.








Please share your thoughts,

Roger

Thankyou v. much, Michael,
That was a bit of a dodgy 20mins!!!
I can breethe agaiin now1

Roger.

Setting up for macro on the Bellows with 100mm f4 macro.

Trying to get rid of the under/over red /yellow & I've turned off all Custom settings1 ( I know, I know.....!)

Now all I get when pushing LV button is " Cannon start Live View"The manual starts off the chapter on LV by presuming it's "on"!

Can anyone push me in the right direction, since the red/yellow thing was nasty but this is even worse!!''


A little progress. I can get LV with the lens directly on the body, but nt when I switch to manual aperture setting, as when on the Bellows



GOT IT! USING APERTURE RING!

HURRAH
& thanks for looking,

Thanks in anticipation,

Roger.

Now sold!

Roger.

With my decreasing mobility, it's not getting used, I'm concentrating more on my macro photography.

Lens in generally good condition, all original bits & pieces, box, case, straps, hood, front & rear caps.
Optically works fine, focus & zoom included.
The mount-clamp ring has scuff marks, see pictures.























For the sum of £320.00 ono, inc uk postage.
Uk only please.

Please pm any questions.

Thanks for looking,

Roger.

...of Hollyhock from the garden, loads from which to choose!

Mono infrared, K5 100mm DFA macro. 14 stack. Combine ZP, elements 11.





K5 50mm Componon S reversed on pentax 200mm f4.
Composed of 6 stacks of about 20 images each. Combine ZP, elements 11





I'd be plesaed to hear any thoughts you;d like to share,

Roger

Penicillium(?) on the skin of a peach.
About 10mm across.




!00mm. D FA Macro.

Pentax bellows.
Non-diffused, low-level flash.

Stack of 40-odd with Combine ZP.
Elements 11.

Thanks for looking.
Please share any thoughts you may have.....

Roger.

Here you go, taken the day before!





Hope that helps,


Roger

It's protruding.

I'll produce an image to illustrate the overall shape.

Roger.

Cheers, Steve!

There,s a hanging basket just by the front door, waitng to be planted-up.......in the meantime,, it's a mossery(?), where I have a look enery now & again.

There's plenty of these orange ones with red tips to choose from, so,.......all at variuos stages.

One (amongst many!) difficult things is gettIng the thing in position.This is the nearest yet to square onto the face where the spores will exit, once the arms move out of the way.

Roger.