DoctorJeff

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DoctorJeff
Bump again.
K20 has gone, so I only have film bodies left that this will fit.
Lets try at £199

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale - Wide-angle Tamron at 16/06/2015 - 14:34

DoctorJeff
Bumpety bump

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale Hoya 135 f2.8 at 16/06/2015 - 14:32

DoctorJeff
Bump

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale Hoya 135 f2.8 at 10/06/2015 - 14:53

DoctorJeff
Bump

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale - Wide-angle Tamron at 10/06/2015 - 14:52

DoctorJeff
This lovely K20D has now been sold.

Geoff

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale (or swap) K20D at 10/06/2015 - 14:50

DoctorJeff
This is a Tamron Adaptall-2 17mm f3.5 (model 51B, with some built-in filters) and comes with a Pentax KA adapter fitted. Original push-on front cap and generic rear cap (and I may yet find the Tamron cap).
A nice, not too extreme, wide angle.
If anyone wants I can shoot a few with this on my K20 and e-mail them
£215 (by DBT) posted mainland UK

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Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale - Wide-angle Tamron at 06/06/2015 - 17:59

DoctorJeff
This is a clean Hoya f2.8 135mm from the M42 era, with a built-in lenshood.
The diaphragm pin has been locked down with a removable plastic sleeve.
A M42 to Pentax K adapter has been fitted (this too could be removed if one is determined).
On any digital K it acts like a 200mm prime (and a fairly fast one as well).
It comes in a nuce drawstring bag.
£30 (by DBT) posted within mainland UK

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Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale Hoya 135 f2.8 at 06/06/2015 - 17:36

DoctorJeff
Bumpety bump!
And, of course I will consider offers.
Geoff

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale (or swap) K20D at 06/06/2015 - 17:24

DoctorJeff
mudge wrote:
"always add a copywrite statement at the end of the source code"
Care to elaborate on how this is done DoctorJeff?
As an example, in C you add a line, before compiling, that looks like:
/* Copywrite 2015 DoctorJeff */
This gets included in the compiled code, but is not executed. It will appear if someone prints out the compiled code. Something like this is in most languages: it might be as simple as
*rem Copyw .... " or it could be more complicated.

davidwozhere wrote:
I have the basic copyright statement in my EXIFs. It isn't visible however unless you look.
What are the feelings of others about how best to protect one's work?
The easy way to get rid of exif data is to import the image into Excell, size it down, save it as a jpeg, and then open, and take the big white border, off in Photoshop.
The only thing you can say about including a small copywrite item in a corner of the image is that if you keep a copy you have some evidence in the form of the file date (and it is easy to cheat on that one as well).

Geoff

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on Selling other peoples pics at 05/06/2015 - 12:14

DoctorJeff
Bump.

Comment by DoctorJeff posted on For Sale (or swap) K20D at 04/06/2015 - 12:06

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