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Well its impressed me. Fabulous shots, Nice dialogue. What's not to like...

Comment by stub posted on My Website at 08/09/2013 - 14:36

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Welcome to the forum. Always good to expand the north west contingent especially...

Comment by stub posted on Hello at 08/09/2013 - 12:19

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First one is amazing...

Comment by stub posted on Two new lenses at 05/09/2013 - 11:08

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I have an AF version, works perfectly. Though I cant try it on a kx...

Comment by stub posted on can i use it at 04/09/2013 - 20:22

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looked through his list of 38 versions. Think I have a new version.. Same as the k02 close up wide angle 2.8 but with a Ricoh / PK mount. and yes after closer inspection it does have a pin. Like Smeggy says, i'l soon remove it.
One thing about it I havnt come across before is the "P" setting on the lens. Can anyone explain it's relevance ?

It where f16 should be on the aperture scale. Though 16 is printed on the lens scale above it.
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Image taken with 2x converter on Sigma 105 "thanks David."

Comment by stub posted on Are manual lenses really any use ? at 04/09/2013 - 13:11

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check out this site Stuart - it has useful reviews of manual lenses which I have based lots of my ebay purchases on - I have not been disappointed to date using these on my K5IIs
Was my first port of call Stephen.
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- 2x Teleconverter - Teamed up with Sigma 105 Macro for higher macro magnification
Another good and interesting comment. Looking forward to giving that a try on my Sigma 105.
Going into other territory here. Do you not find a 50mm lens a little short for portraiture work ? Even on a cropped sensor camera.
Thanks David

Comment by stub posted on Are manual lenses really any use ? at 04/09/2013 - 10:05

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Does anyone know if any of those non-Pentax lenses has a Ricoh pin because, if it does, it might get stuck on a DSLR body.
No they don't. Which is all well and good.
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I have got a M50 f1.7 which I hardly use so I have just fitted to very cheap extension tubes and get excellent macro shots.
I also have the M 50 1.7. What a great idea. I had been using my Sigma 105 macro. be good to experiment.

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I use a lot of M and A series lenses just for video and as back ups for my af lenses for stills or studio work.
Great comment.. Never thought of that.

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I have a Komine made Vivtar 28mm
How do I find out who made my lens. I assumed it was Vivitar.... This is a lens a really fancy taking some time with..

I would be interested if any one has any comments on the image quality of film lenses compared to modern day AF lenses.. I don't mind fully manual, as long as the images are better. But if they are not then its AF all the way for me. Like everyones says I will have a better idea once ive taken them out and about..

Comment by stub posted on Are manual lenses really any use ? at 03/09/2013 - 18:37

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Well done Rob. You expert you.....

Comment by stub posted on Blue Moon 2013 at 03/09/2013 - 18:18

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Maybe that's true but all would of inspiration.. Which is the idea...

Comment by stub posted on One shot at 03/09/2013 - 12:28

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We are have a competition at our camera club with a film camera. Where we are loading a film and everyone gets to take only one shot. If you mess it up that's it... On the camera is a 35 -70 Af lens. So the question im looking for inspiration with is this ? If you had only one shot to produce a competition winning shot. What would your subject matter be ? Please keep them within reason, I would like to photograph one of the seven wonders of the world or a Hollywood actress but sadly in real terms. Its just not going to happen.

Comment by stub posted on One shot at 03/09/2013 - 11:20

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