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Comment by Hardgravity posted on friendly forum at 31/05/2009 - 16:14
I haven't seen a bad shot so far, I know you don't post bad shots, still....
Comment by Hardgravity posted on X70 Macro Test at 31/05/2009 - 16:11
Comment by Hardgravity posted on FREE Operator manual downloads at 31/05/2009 - 08:11
Exposure isn't a problem my Ikophot can handle that, it's the distance thing I need to master.
Any suggestion as to a cheap film to use?
Comment by Hardgravity posted on AGFA Isollette V at 30/05/2009 - 21:22
It is, as the title says , an AGFA isolette V.Does anybody know anything about them?
I've never used 120 role film before, I think that's what it takes, so any hints would be welcome.
Comment by Hardgravity posted on AGFA Isollette V at 30/05/2009 - 18:34
Any of the cameras that have P or Tv modes can operate these lenses. The camera sets the aperture just as it would with any lens with the aperture ring set on "A".
Well spotted John.
Comment by Hardgravity posted on What is the best Pentax 35mm film SLR? at 30/05/2009 - 17:42
There is another thread running on here along similar lines. If a lens has no aperture ring, clearly aperture can't be set on the lens itself. Therefore aperture must be set on the body. AFAIK only the MZ-6 and *ist 35mm film bodies can do this, but there could be others.
Any K mount lens will work on any K mount body but aperture ring-less lenses fitted to bodies having no aperture control will use the lens wide open and vignetting may occur.
From the introduction of the Ka mount(I think) the bodies seem able to set aperture.
I could be wrong
Comment by Hardgravity posted on What is the best Pentax 35mm film SLR? at 30/05/2009 - 09:14
Post a few shots when you have them.
Comment by Hardgravity posted on New Film Camera at 29/05/2009 - 20:46
I keep meaning to hop over to the northern branch, that's suposed to be much better than the London one.
Comment by Hardgravity posted on Imperial War Museum, London at 29/05/2009 - 08:26
Introducing the PENTAX K-7.
Our latest K series camera is built for PENTAX SLR photographers who
have been asking for more advanced features in a smaller, solid,
comfortable-to-hold body. This high-quality construction coupled with
the growing line-up of PENTAX Limited compact prime lenses offers a
compelling combination for serious PENTAX shooters and many others who
currently don't own or previously have not considered adding a PENTAX to
their camera bag.
I'll reserve judgement until I see a K-7.
Comment by Hardgravity posted on The K7 price is making me want to buy the K20D !! at 29/05/2009 - 08:23
Advice and criticism are freely given and, in most cases received in the way they're meant.
But if you want criticism.....