Can you expand on that a bit? A viewfinder can't be a bit off for manual focusing with one particular lens - it would be a bit off for all lenses and your images would be blurred.

If you are finding it difficult to see the point of sharpest focus, the dioptre adjustment may be wrongly set. Point the camera at a blank area of wall or sky (it's better if the lens is out of focus for this) and ajust the eyepiece until the guide lines are critically sharp. That will mean you are now focusing your eye on the ground glass screen and manual focusing should be much easier.

We've got the FA 100mm f2.8 Macro and the D-FA as well, which is much lighter and much more compact. It probably doesn't need a limiter in the same way as the construction is lighter and less bulky - less work for the AF system to do.

The FA lens is like a tank.

Both are excellent.

I am currently in the market for specifically some SMC Pentax-F lenses.

If anyone has any they would like to sell, please let me know.

Thanks!

Manual or aperture priority mode. If you set any other mode, you will get aperture priority anyway.

It's like everything else, with good and bad points. It is still the best way to sell photographic gear all over the world because nowhere else would there be such a large pool of customers who are actually looking to buy. If they weren't they wouldn't be reading the listing.

The trouble comes with those who don't understand what they are doing and how to deal with people and those who are villains of one sort or another.

As far as the seller goes these days things are rather stacked against, regardless of how careful we are. But what's the alternative, sell nothing?

Sadly when things do go wrong there is No Saving Throw for the seller...

It prevents people being influenced by previous votes and is intended to give an unbiased result.

You've got to activate the custome function "enable use of aperture ring" and use stop down metering via the DOF preview or green button. Try doing a forum search - it's been covered many times.

It will work, but lenses having an "A" on the aperture ring should be set to that and will work fully without any messing about.

The trouble is we all had zero feedback once and I believe in giving people a chance.

The other iniquity is eBay setting maximum shipping charges for UK delivery. A fiction book now has a maximum shipping charge of £2.75, for example. A huge hardback book might cost £6.50 to post....

Apparently this is to keep shipping in line with what buyers expect to pay.

Better all round. Better exposure control as well.