Sold to Kuvvet. Thanks everyone.

Forgot to mention that this is an SP lens. Anyone have the time to advise me if the price is way too high, or simply, this is not a desirable lens, and of no interest. Thanks.

Full name of this lens is, Tamron 24-135mm Macro f 3.5-5.6 AD Aspherical (IF), model 190DP, 50th Anniversary.

I have given this lense very little use since purchased. It is in overall immaculate condition. A few miniscule dust particles and a tiny mark on the front element (circled in image) which is NOT a scratch. Complete with all paperwork, box, hood, soft pouch and Hoya 72mm skylight filter.

I have not been able to find any similar sales on the forum, so difficult to value. Auction sites show £190 to £290 for BIN. I would ask for offers around £190, to include RMSD. Payment method to be agreed.

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Thanks

Hi,

Hope this isn't an inappropriate post. What exactly is an Adaptall 42mm mount. Is it an Adaptall for Pentax ES ? (which I have).

PM sent re: Katzeye

Les,

I have been taking infrared images for quite some time with my K100D Super. Basically a K110D. I use a Hoya R72 and the standard 18-55 mk1 kit lens. This lens performs well with no hot-spots. I have also tried the 18-250mm, but this does seem to suffer from hot-spots. As mentioned previously, a tripod is essential, as exposures up to 1 sec, iso 200, f8, are necesary. I find the autofocus on the K100D performs satisfactorily most of the time. If you autofocus first in visible light and note the focus position on the lens. Then GENTLY screw-on the filter, so that the focus does not move. When you then re-focus in infrared, generally the autofocus position will move perhaps 2mm on the lens barrel. Switch to manual focus and turn the lens back to the original focus position. I process the image in photoshop with channel mixing. I recommend you persevere, as your K110D is emenitwely suitable for IR images. Have a look at this link:
http://www.jr-worldwi.de/photo/index.html?Pentax_K100D_ir_sensitivity.html
There is a world of information on the web concerning post processing IR images in Photoshop.
Persevere, it IS worth it.
William

Sold to chrism_scotland. Thanks for looking.

I have for sale my Tamron 70-300mm. Purchased new in September 2009 (no warranty left). I have not used the lens, except to try it out. No reason for not using, just never got around to it, and would like to slim-down my collection. In absolutely pristine condition, with box, caps, hood and inserts. I would like £60, plus postage (£6.40 RMSD).

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Lens now sold to not_ansel_adams subject to payment.