koffiejunkie
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M42?
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Very cool!
What model is the camera?
and that is?M42?
Ok - so what do you think . . is there an easy way to get it to fit on my camera? Would it be worth it if I could?M42 = Pentax screw mount.
M42 = Pentax screw mount.
Can my broken Pentax SFX (with damaged shutter) mount + lens be used?![]()
PS Nope, just checked mine is a clip/twist on version.
Look on eBay for another one to cannibalise for parts. You would have to find someone who knows how to fix it though, older photographers might know how or know someone who does.
Yours would be K-mount (bayonet). There is no shortage of M42-to-K-mount converters. If I remember correctly some of them were even manufactured by Pentax.
Well, that's for you to decide. You can probably buy a second-hand film body for the cost of repairing it. But here's the beautiful thing, you can use your existing K-mount lenses on a Pentax or Samsung DSLR.
Yours would be K-mount (bayonet). There is no shortage of M42-to-K-mount converters. If I remember correctly some of them were even manufactured by Pentax.
So I could use one of those in conjunction with the K-mount to Canon EF?Well, what do you know, they still do.
L series itGot my plastic fantastic today. Three things surprise me so far:
1. It's bigger than I expected. The glass itself is quite a bit wider than my 35mm f/2 too.
2. It feels cheaper than I expected - the focus ring especially is a bit shoddy.
3. It's lighter than I expected.
But, judging by my first few shots, it is, optically, very good. I'm going off to a rock fest for the weekend tomorrow - I should have some post-worthy shots by the end of it.