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patrickh
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I have one from Attila that I hope to try out in the next couple of days. After seeing your results it has become a priority
patrickh
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smctak
Joined: 06 Jul 2007
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Location: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio USA
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| Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 2:47 pm Post subject: Native M42 threads? |
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Is this len's mount a native M42 originally for M42 cameras?
I have a Mir w/a which is a M39 for the M39 soviet slrs.
I bought a 39-42 thread adaptor to mount the lens on my E1.
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Attila
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| Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 2:52 pm Post subject: |
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Yes, it has M42 native mount.
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DavidN
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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 5:00 pm Post subject: |
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Nice lens. I got mine onto the front of my Samsung GX-1L this morning.
It's autumn here in the UK...
[img]http://djn.fotopic.net/p46356488.html[/img]
http://djn.fotopic.net/c1400428.html
One interesting point - I seem to have to add an extra stop to what the camera thinks. Maybe not to do with this particular lens, but more the way the Samsung GX-1L works.
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Orio
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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 5:20 pm Post subject: |
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Are you in Wales, David? I seem to remember the name of your city as being in Wales (but maybe I am wrong, don't know much the geography of the UK).
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Attila
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Nice to see you here David!
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patrickh
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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 6:30 pm Post subject: |
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David, Greetings from the US - Orio, Wrexham is a beautiful part of the UK just inside Wales, and not too far from the Liverpool/Manchester complex. Lovely shots of your neighborhood David. It is not unusual for a digital camera to underexpose slightly, and if it is constant it can be corrected by an EV adjustment in the master menu. With RAW and a decent processor, it's really not a problem. I love the results I have been getting from my little Industar, the colour saturation is fabulous.
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montecarlo
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| DavidN wrote: | ...
One interesting point - I seem to have to add an extra stop to what the camera thinks. Maybe not to do with this particular lens, but more the way the Samsung GX-1L works.
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My Pentax K100D does the same. I don't know about other dSLRs but Pentax ones, when a M42 lens is mounted, underexpose with about 1 stop. With a native K Pentax lens it seems to work ok.
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DavidN
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| Orio wrote: | Are you in Wales, David? I seem to remember the name of your city as being in Wales (but maybe I am wrong, don't know much the geography of the UK).
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Wrexham is in north-east Wales - the largest conurbation in North Wales. In fact it's on the 'England' side of the hills. In the 'big picture' of the UK, we're SSW of Liverpool (about 50km I think). The Borough includes Wales's largest village (Rhosllanerchrugog) and Wales's highest village (Bwlchgwyn). [Both of these are contested, of course!]
In former years it had coal and steel industries - lots of industrial heritage. I sounds as though there's a lot to photograph, but when you live in a place, I guess you tend to take it for granted  I'd better do something about that, I suppose. |
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Farside
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| Quote: | | I sounds as though there's a lot to photograph, but when you live in a place, I guess you tend to take it for granted |
Hah! Ain't that the truth.
When I picked up a digicam I was taken by the ability to shoot off hundreds of images for apparently no cost, then I thought about where... took me a while to realise that all around me is some of the best scenery in Europe, but I was so used to it, it didn't register that others may find it interesting.
As of late I've been driving around and thinking photographically and realising that many of the of the scenes I see simply wouldn't turn out all that well on a digicam - there's still a way to go yet, but it's (and I) getting there.
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