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The Wimberly Mk II must top the list as the most practical mount. Expensive, yes but that goes with the territory.

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Comment by K10D posted on So here is why I can no longer afford the 31mm/43mm/77mm at 19/05/2013 - 13:24

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Algernon wrote:
These three Pentaxians are all using Manfrotto Fluid Heads
with long lenses but does anyone know what the
splint attachment is holding the lens?... Seems to read
DPowers - Taiwan?

http://forum.pentaxfans.net/thread-134602-1-1.html

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Thers a nice Pentax rig at the bottom of this thread link

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Comment by K10D posted on So here is why I can no longer afford the 31mm/43mm/77mm at 19/05/2013 - 12:15

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A couple taken this afternoon with a K5 and 70-200Ex Mk1.

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Comment by K10D posted on Near & Far at 19/05/2013 - 12:02

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I have several shoots to do over the next few months. The images here are from yesterdays visit. A preliminary test shoot to get a feel for the place. Hopefully on the next visit the bikes can be taken outside.

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Comment by K10D posted on York Motor Museum. WA. Australia. at 19/05/2013 - 01:38

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Unlocker wrote:
K10D wrote:
Gwyn wrote:
I'd love to see the faces of Canonistas if Danny and Mike turned up together somewhere with those .

Maybe you should arrange to meet up!
They would probably compare the size against their 400 f/2.8's, 500 & 600 f/4's or were you thinking that they may be envious? We are talking about a fabulous lens in the 250-600 but sadly it's not readily available and turns up once in a blue moon.

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Experience tells me Gary that yes, owners of 500 & 600 F4s are envious. Explaining the 250-600 zoom range, constant F5.6 and min focussing distance of less than 12ft gets them excited, especially when they have only just got a '280-560' f5.6 and it costs £12,000. Did you think they wouldn't be envious?
Silly me. They could jump ship to Pentax and buy a new 250-600mm where and for how much?

Mike-P wrote:
aliengrove wrote:
Looking forward to seeing some hand-held shots....

My one and only shot with it so far ... I always use this street lamp to test a lens, if it picks out the pattern on the plastic then I'm ok with the quality/sharpness.

600mm wide open @ f5.6 ... HAND-HELD

Uncropped, bit of contrast/sharpening added.

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I doubt that you'll have any issues with this glass Mike. A Wimberly etc may be in order for the air shows?

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Comment by K10D posted on So here is why I can no longer afford the 31mm/43mm/77mm at 19/05/2013 - 00:08

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Gwyn wrote:
I'd love to see the faces of Canonistas if Danny and Mike turned up together somewhere with those .

Maybe you should arrange to meet up!
They would probably compare the size against their 400 f/2.8's, 500 & 600 f/4's or were you thinking that they may be envious? We are talking about a fabulous lens in the 250-600 but sadly it's not readily available and turns up once in a blue moon.

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Comment by K10D posted on So here is why I can no longer afford the 31mm/43mm/77mm at 18/05/2013 - 15:59

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A nice catch Mike. Now you will need a camel to carry it.

I'm sure we will see some stellar images in the near future.

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Comment by K10D posted on So here is why I can no longer afford the 31mm/43mm/77mm at 16/05/2013 - 23:38

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Very well done. No wonder you feel proud.

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Comment by K10D posted on My first steps at 16/05/2013 - 05:19

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Mike-P wrote:
Closing this for the moment ... blew the combined prices of a new 31mm/43mm/77mm plus a fair bit more on a Pentax lens yesterday so I'm totally, completely, 100% skint.

Not quite sure how the wife is going to react when it arrives ... not like I can hide it anywhere.
Nothing like staying commited to an objective, in this case you chose one over three.

You have the will power of a thirsty camel sir.

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Comment by K10D posted on WTB: FA 31mm/43mm/77mm LTDs at 16/05/2013 - 05:17

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Once in a while something very differnt but powerful arrives. This image is just such a time. Well seen, well exposed and well captured.

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Comment by K10D posted on Lonely tree at 16/05/2013 - 05:11

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