If it was possible, an Australian could probably perfect it. We're like
that. :)
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So sometime in the future you expect steam power
I presume you are going to use this lens with bellows for macro work? You
would probably be better off just using the 50 mm and bellows. A 2x
teleconverter will turn your 50 mm lens into a 100 mm lens but it will not
be a macro and the image quality will inevitably decline. It is the flat
field
Has anyone had any hands on experience with the Makinon 300mm f4? What would
one in good condition be worth ($US)?
Peter
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Does anyone have any 'hands on' experience with the Sigma 70-210 f3.5-4.5
APO. I am interested in evaluations of resolution at the long end, opinions
of general capability of the lens, etc. Thanks.
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could be useful as I do some of my photography in low light conditions.
Any advice based on experience with these lenses would be appreciated.
Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Australia
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2 for $150 (BBAR coating etc). It
was in excellent condition too. I thought it was a reasonable buy, but
everyone probably thinks that about their first 300 mm lens :-) I have found
it to be sharp enough.
Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Aust
I have just acquired a Tamron 300mm f5.6, 58mm filter thread in an M42
mount. Cost was the equivalent of $78 US. It appears to be in perfect
condition. I am just waiting on a bayonet adapter so I can use it. The only
info I could find on the web says it is sharp.
Does anyone have any experienc
It is hardly necessary to say what a terrible event the world has witnessed
in the United States. I can understand the reaction of those who would like
instant action against the prime suspects or those who harbor them. I can
understand those who argue aginst war as well. As one who has studied
argain the price down even more!
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>John Coyle
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>On Sunday, September 16, 2001 9:46 AM, Peter Jesser
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> > Has anyone had one of these? Got any thoughts on it?
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I have an original promotional brochure that Pentax used with the MX. It
explains that mirror lock up was not provided because the MX has an
air-damped mirror shock absorption system that reduces the vibrations to a
level below what might normally be expected. They provide a vibration
comparis
Mike
The only thing I would add to the other advice is that I dismantle the
little "spring clip thingy" and use the adapter without it. I find that the
friction holding the adapter to the lens is greater than that between the
adapter and the camera body, so the adapter stays on the lens and de
t has the edge.
Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Australia
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helf would have made the
choice for them and clinched the deal.
Peter Jesser
Brisbane, Australia
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