Showing posts with label Pentax MX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pentax MX. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Appreciating M42 Screwmount Lenses
I bought the Pentax Spotmatic II cameras for the M42 screwmount lenses. They are known to be very good and sharp lenses but underrated by overly brand conscious shooters. The Pentax Takumar lenses specially, are well built and very smooth to focus. Recently it easy to build a complete lens kit with them since they can be easily acquired at a bargain. With proper lens mount adapters, they will work with many digital SLRs like Canon or Sony. They can also work with other Pentax K-mount cameras. I also use my screwmount lenses on my Pentax MX, a very small and compact SLR. It is almost the same size as my Barnack type rangefinder cameras; Leca IIF, Fed1 or Canon IIB.
Labels:
M42 screwmount lens,
Pentax MX,
Pentax Spotmatic II
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
The Pedi-Cabs of Broadway
Last weekend we went to see a Broadway show on 52nd Street. After the show, waiting for us by the theater's exit doors is a fleet of Pedi-Cabs (bicycle rickshaws) competing to give the show patrons a tour of the Times Square area.
In the Philippines where I grew up, there are thousands of motorized Pedi-Cabs operating on the streets of Manila. Like in many Asian countries they are a cheap way to get around.
Labels:
35mm,
Pentax MX,
people,
places,
street scenes
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
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