Here is my 1960's 'Spotmatic' fitted with the British-made 'BPM' bellows unit and my Minolta E-Rokkor 105mm f4.5 enlarger lens -- I got the 39mm to 42mm adapter ring many years ago so the 39mm lens goes into the M42 screw adapter -- the BPM also has a Canon FD adapter for FD lenses and to fit Canon FD bodies. I have taken quite a few good shots with this set-up. The BPM will NOT fit directly onto a K10D Pentax body as the 'over-hang' from the flash on the pentaprism fouls the adapter BUT if I put a 'K' mount extension tube onto the body first then use the 'K' to 'M42 Screw' adapter it will fit OK and I can use my enlarger lens or other lenses on my K10D.

NO it was NOT ME that broke the flash thing it was the previous owner who gave me the camera -- probably also did something to the 100-300mm zoom.
I used the MZ-5 for a 70th Birthday on Saturday and will collect the prints today... I used it with my professional METZ 45CL3 in the hot shoe with the Pentax module for TTL flash.

Here are some test shots on my free Zoom 90 compact -- I used up some outdated Kodak Ultra 400 film and processed it for longer in C41 as it was well-used and the film was old, I found the flash balanced well with dull daylight outdoors. The 'MACRO' setting was disappointing as I found several were out of focus as I came closer than the 2 foot distance I read later in an on-line instruction manual -- it was NOT really 'MACRO' at all!
Soft Toys with the flash indoors at 90mm




A wooden garden thingy with daylight and flash at 90mm




No flash in the kitchen with the 'Macro' setting




same object WITH the flash on




Some of my Daughter's BLING in her bedroom -- too close with the 'Macro'and it is out of focus ( she was at school so didn't know !)

Another 'Gift'Pentax from a Camera Club member is the Zoom 90 compact. It takes the 123A batteries like the 6x7Mk II and has a 38-90mm focal length zoom lens -- there is NO 'aperture' marked on it and there is NO indication what is the shutter speed being used ! There is the 'DX Coding' for film sensitivity with NO 'manual over-ride' so if I want to use outdated films of 200 ASA and downrated them I have to stick a paper label over the DX contacts on the film cassette to make it 'default' to 100ASA.
There is a 'MODE' setting where you can set the flash to fire all the time so it can be used in brighter light outdoors for fill-in and I have found it does 'balance'the ambient light with the flash well. I found when I pressed the 'MACRO'button the lens zoomed out to 90mm BUT you have to guess the right distance or photos are out of focus ! It is not really a 'Macro' setting, just 'Close-Focus'.
When the film auto re-winds you must watch the numbers counting down and unlatch the film door as it reaches '0' or the film is wound right into the cassette.

Yes-- and I am no 'Camera Repair Mechanic ' ( can't even put up a shelf in my darkroom ! )

Thanks for comments -- it was WORTH it then getting all WET and COLD ! ( didn't take so many this year.

No Crits -- you did it just right!

Went to a COLD and very WET London Chinese New Year -- today got my pics back so will bore you with some -- all taken on my 'New Gift Camera; the MZ-5 -- the street photos were on the 28-70m SMC Pentax FA lens and the stage ones with my Prinzflex 80-200mm zoom at full aperture hoping for the best in the poor light ! I used some flash on the street photos with the built-in unit, FILM ( YES Folks REAL FILLUM ! ) was 2005 outdated 'TUDOR100' ( actually FUJI)and processed by BOOTS of Brentwood High Street. 6x4" prints were scanned with my 'MUSTEK 1200UB 'flatbed and PhotoShop 7 used to re-size and crop a bit.

Yes, almost 'mint' condition inside !

A fellow Camera Club member sent all his gear, PENTAX 6x7, 35mm and Olympus to Ffordes of Scotland to sell for him -- well, he had a body returned as 'Un-useable' so he asked me to 'give it a Good Home' -- it was a 1970's KX. He said Ffordes had told him the lens aperture ring thingy inside the mount was not working -- well, I had a look and compared it with my other PENTAXES , how it worked, and it is on a spring thing -- so I got a bit of fuse wire and touched it into some 3-in-One oil and touched it into the ring and pushed gently and it MOVED and has been working ever since !! Here is my free KX body -----