With my ESII, I use a Tamron adaptall for ESII (open aperture metering)
and a 28 - 80mm Tamron adaptall lens.

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Hi John,

Have always wanted to get the original clip on meter but have not got round to it, guess I'm fimilar and happy with my Sekonic, Cheers

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Great outfit Kris but unfortunately at my age, when I go on a hike, I carry only one SLR and a short zoom lens, with each km, it gets heavier.

There will also be a compact digital in my pocket, usually my RZ10.

I do use my SLRs by rotation, at least one coloured and one B & W a month, the coloured is done by our local shop but I develop and print myself the B & W at our local club premises, there's still quite a lot of us doing B & W here.

If I use my ESII, it is with a short Tamaron zoom because the original Tak zoom is too bulky.

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I use a Sekonic handheld meter when using my S1a

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Normal Photography, recording family, evants around my village and voyages, all for my own pleasure.

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I use Tamron lenses for my Pentax 35mm bodies, as mentioned, real value for money.

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Just d'ont forget to put on the lens cover

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To each his own and the world will be a better place to live in

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Hi John,

Good to know that you have made your choice, you will be delighted with the smoothness and simplicity of its operation, especially with a working meter, Regards

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If you are a Pentax purist, opt for the Spotmatic 1000, a genuine Spotmatic without a hot shoe and unchanged contour, this model brought to the end the era of the screwmount.

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