Thanks everyone for your help. I understand now how to use the adapter. Now for the important question-is it worth it? IOW, is it worth it to do this for one lens (IE the Super Tak. 50mm, 1.4), or should I just find an M 50mm, 1.4? Comments on image quality differences?
Is it still easy to find a good quality Super Tak. 50mm, 1.4? I imagine the SMC-M is easier to find, in good condition? Also, I would then only have 1 SM lens and going back & forth might be a bit of a pain? --- Herb Chong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Message text written by > INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Maybe this is because I never received the tool > with the Pentax > adapter I have, but I always put the adapter on the > lens first, > instead of trying to bayonet it into the camera > body. Of course, the > lens then comes out by itself, leaving the adapter > in the body, but > when I'm done I've always been able to get it out > using a fingernail > and careful turning of the adapter edges with my > fingertips. > > What's the proper procedure for using the adapter? > > Joe< > > that is the procedure i remember from the directions > included with the > Pentax-brand adapter i used to own. > > Herb... > __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
