Chris T
Loc: from England across the pond to New England
krmitchell55 wrote:
I sometimes feel like I'm at the back of the bus too until I see a quality image that comes from my K-3, K-70 or K-30. They all make fine images. I guess I just dare to be different.
Thereyago, CT ... KR, here - makes perfect sense!!!!!
K500 and K3. I love both.
Ben with Pentax for as long as I can remember,gets the results I want. Like everyone above,have a collection of lens that fit. Wish Tamron would make more that fit.
Chris T
Loc: from England across the pond to New England
John Cline wrote:
I use a K-50 and my first DSLR was a K10D. I like the ability to use all of my old Pentax lenses (including screw mount).
What adapter do you use, in order to attach screw-mount lenses, to your K-50, John?
boberic wrote:
Still miss my spotmatic. Wonder how many Hoggers started with one.
I still have one in great shape along with several vintage lenses. And a K3-ll. I would take my Pentax out in the weather before any other camera that I have.
Chris T
Loc: from England across the pond to New England
Norm.P wrote:
K500 and K3. I love both.
The K-3 is most certainly a fine camera, Norm ... just about the finest Pentax APS-C out there, I'd say ....
Chris T
Loc: from England across the pond to New England
suntouched wrote:
I still have one in great shape along with several vintage lenses. And a K3-ll. I would take my Pentax out in the weather before any other camera that I have.
Exactly, Sun ... my K-50 is the first one I grab, when it's raining ... don't trust the others, in the stuff ...
Chris T
Loc: from England across the pond to New England
Add wrote:
Ben with Pentax for as long as I can remember,gets the results I want. Like everyone above,have a collection of lens that fit. Wish Tamron would make more that fit.
Yeah, me, too, Add .... six isn't anywhere near enough ...
By the way ... that's the 18-200 XR shown ... and it's not available anymore .... shame, huh?
boberic wrote:
Still miss my spotmatic. Wonder how many Hoggers started with one.
I did, purchasing a Spotmatic very shortly after they were introduced in the 1960s. That was my first interchangeable lens SLR and I've always considered if a landmark camera.
Currently I shoot landscapes with a K-1 and find it to be superb for that use. I doubt there is a better DSLR for landscapes, although I haven't personally done any direct comparisons. Full frame with the K-1s pixel shift resolution technology results in amazingly sharp photos.
It's nice to be back with Pentax again after many years.
It only feels like the back of the bus. I have a K-3 and love it! Also have an ME-Super that I bought in 1982...still works fine, and I can use the 50mm f1.4 lens on my K-3. Recently bought a Super Program (also works fine) on eBay, mainly for the Pentax-A 35 - 70mm lens.
Chris T
Loc: from England across the pond to New England
Teton Viewer wrote:
I did, purchasing a Spotmatic very shortly after they were introduced in the 1960s. That was my first interchangeable lens SLR and I've always considered if a landmark camera.
Currently I shoot landscapes with a K-1 and find it to be superb for that use. I doubt there is a better DSLR for landscapes, although I haven't personally done any direct comparisons. Full frame with the K-1s pixel shift resolution technology results in amazingly sharp photos.
It's nice to be back with Pentax again after many years.
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Mike ... what lens are you using on your K-1 for landscapes?
K10D and a bunch of new and old lens.
ctsteps5 wrote:
or am I all alone in the back of the bus'
I have a K-3 I use for family trips or when I want something lighter than my Nikons.
I have 2 old Pentax SV's that I bought in Germany while in the Army 67-68. I haven't used them in years but they were cheap alternatives to Nikons when you are a pfc/sp4. Over those years I accumulated 5 Super Takumar lenses and a bellows. Recently bought an adapter Pentax to Nikon (D600). Won't be auto but sb interesting. The Takumars were good glass.
I have 2 spotmatic ll's. The first I bought new im Ramstein Germany in 1971 when I first got into photography, the 2nd I bought on ebay a couple of years ago in almost new condition. Love them both.
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