Pulled this out of a box of camera equipment, and I don't need it. Adapts M42 lenses to a Pentax body; comes with instructions.
$6 plus shipping, payable via PayPal.
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Pulled this out of a box of camera equipment, and I don't need it. Adapts M42 lenses to a Pentax body; comes with instructions.
$6 plus shipping, payable via PayPal.
Do these adaptors allow the camera to operate the diaphragm or does it make it all manual?
Steve.
No idea. Seriously, guys, I know everyone is conscious of their wallets, but really -- it's six bucks!
Can you find out? It might be the difference between buying it or not buying it.Quote:
Originally Posted by dachyagel
Steve.
PM sent! is it a Pentax one or a third part?
To Steve: full manual stopdown meterering / operating...
This is silly. Really.
Assume it's a third party adapter. If it isn't gone by the afternoon, I'm putting it in the recycling -- I'm don't have time for this back and forth.
If it does NOT have a rim, I take it, ie. if it looks like this:
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...c/IMGP8382.jpg
and not like this:
http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...7Lv-4GwhY_82ig
:)
This is not silly. People do not just hand out money like candy.
For those who asked: These have no coupling to m42 lenses. Strictly stop-down metering.
Felinik -- it looks just like the one in the first picture on the left.
CollinB and other cheapskates: I list some of the things that I don't throw out here as a COURTESY -- I could give a you know what about $6!
I will NOT waste any more of my valuable time on this nonsense.