Pentax 67-What Have I gotten Myself In-To - Photo.net
2020年2月1日 · The 1989-onward Pentax 67 had several notable engineering improvements, specifically in the winding mechanism, mirror damping, transport, film counter and shutter balance. This is the camera I recommend people look for rather than the often bashed and belted Pentax 6x7 (from 1969) which frequently turns up with age-related faults.
Pentax 67 lens recommendations - Medium Format - Photo.net
2016年5月23日 · After years of shooting Canon FD and EOS, I've decided to get into medium film format photography, and have recently acquired a gorgeous Pentax 6x7 (with MLU and a metered prism). The body came (somewhat redundantly) with a 90/2.8 and a 105/2.4, which I understand are the normal primes f...
Pentax 67 vs Pentax 67II - what is the difference
2006年8月21日 · I agree with Derek; the 67II's built-in grip is a major improvement in getting a solid hold on the gear. I got a non-MLU 6x7 used in 1976 (21 exp) and a late 6x7 (20 exp) just before the change to 67 designation, and a couple 67II (21 exp) and I really like the AE, grip, and bright viewfinder.
Pentax 67 buying advice - Medium Format - Photo.net
2018年8月8日 · Pentax ceased making parts for all of the Pentax 6x7 / 67 cameras more than 25 years ago, so repairs take like-parts from cameras that no longer work. Unfortunately this introduces a cycle of redundancy and unreliability, but it is the only way to go.
How Effective is the TTL Prism for the Pentax 67? - Photo.net
2003年7月8日 · I've just purchased a Pentax 67 body and a couple of lenses. However, I now need to buy a prism for the body. I would like to know how effective is the TTL Prism for the 67. Most . of my experience in photography over the last 15 years has been with . Nikon's matrix metering system. I understand that the TTL Prism is
Pentax 67 lenses-sharpest? - Medium Format - Photo.net
1997年6月28日 · For the Pentax 67, what do you consider the sharpest lenses? I have the 45mm, 135mm and 200mm, and would like to bridge some gaps, if not go beyond to 300mm. What are your thoughts about the 75mm, 90/2.8, 105, 165/2.8, 165/4 and 300?
Pentax 67 400mm f/4 ED (IF) Test & Comparison - Photo.net
2002年3月3日 · I have just published a test of the Pentax 67's 400mm f/4 ED(IF), including some examples from a winter wildlife shoot in Yellowstone National Park. The report includes a comparison with the 600mm f/4 and also with the new 300mm f/4 ED(IF) used with a 1.4X Extender. The lens review is found at ht...
A system for a life: Pentax 67 or Bronica SQ-B - Photo.net
2007年11月7日 · IMO, neither the Pentax 67 nor the Bronica SQ-B. Handheld, the Pentax 67 (you did not say 67-II) is very heavy, and you will need the fastest speeds if you want to avoid vibrations.<br> Using it handheld with the MLU function is very difficult, if not impossible. The MLU function can be used on a tripod to avoid vibrations, not handheld.<br>
Pentax 67 - 75mm shift - Medium Format - Photo.net
2000年4月11日 · Assuming that one wants to hang on to one's Pentax or Mamiya system, I think the best solutions for perspective control involve finding other MF options that have perspective control. The Hassy ArcBody, the Horseman SW612, and the CamboWide with roll-film back all offer far more flexibility than any mere shift-lens-on-an-SLR can.
Pentax 67 135/4 macro - Medium Format - Photo.net
2016年12月29日 · However when I had my Pentax 67/ 67II outfit I did have the 135mm lens for a while and have to say I was a bit underwhelmed by it, it can focus reasonably close but nothing like as close as a 35mm/ full frame macro lens can and with the weight and bulk of a Pentax 67 moving the camera on a tripod in fine increments to get the best composition ...