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Pentax 110 adaptor from RJ Camera has arrived
- Thread starter pellicle
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photoSmart42
New member
Nice! Cant wait to see the pics!
M
monkeyking
Guest
no vignetting?
There shouldn't be. 110 has an image size 17x13 mm which compares to the MFT 18×13.5 mm in the same ratio (22.5 mm diagonal) and generally uses an imaging area of 17.3×13 mm.
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meilicke
Guest
Wow, those are some tiny lenses. How easy is it to focus, especially the smallest?
Scott
Scott
Hi
its great ... it all got here after dark, so no daylight images for test till tomorrow.
full sensor coverage and images look really nice so far
hoot!
m3photo
New member
Drool (still wishing for that "green with envy" smilie, Jack
)I ordered mine on the 26th and can't wait ... If eventually I can get hold of an E-PL 1 body for them it'll be with me on the street at all times.
47th_vacuum_space
Member
I stare out the window daily at noon, hoping the mailman will bring mine...I've got the 70mm and 20-40mm zoom ready to go. The zoom in particular is going to look and feel great on the GF1...hope the pics are good.
Diane:
Lot's of info on this site, just search Pentax 110.
The first adapter was from Hawk Factory, and I've used it for many months. Posters such as turbo and chrisJ have workarounds for the fact that the lenses are locked at f2.8
Nice lenses and still a good buy
I think Vivek was the first here to mount an 18mm to the G1
Keith
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Vivek
Guest
Thanks, Keith.
Here is a link to that thread: http://forum.getdpi.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8596&highlight=Pentax+110
As I informed Keith through a PM, I also have one Pentax 110 18mm lens in a T/S contraption. It works fine with limited movements.
Here is a link to that thread: http://forum.getdpi.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8596&highlight=Pentax+110
As I informed Keith through a PM, I also have one Pentax 110 18mm lens in a T/S contraption. It works fine with limited movements.
I'm not sure how I missed this--but I evidently did. I try to keep up on alternative lenses--so will check it out. Thanks.
Diane
laptoprob
New member
I've got my zoom glued to the hacked en sanded remains of a 39mm LTM thread. Focuses to infinity with a little bit (about half a mm) of flange left. This is a good method for the heavier 110 lenses, because the original mount is sooo tiny and fragile.
The zoom feels great on the GF1. Haven't found a fitting cap yet to make a rear-aperture.
The zoom feels great on the GF1. Haven't found a fitting cap yet to make a rear-aperture.
pellicle
New member
for those who are interested, I've put some of this mornings test images up on my blog
http://cjeastwd.blogspot.com/2010/02/pentax-110-g1.html
compared the 24mm against the standard zoom and the 50mm against the zoom and the OM 50mm f1.8
nothing really scientific, available snow scenery and a consistent approach
http://cjeastwd.blogspot.com/2010/02/pentax-110-g1.html
compared the 24mm against the standard zoom and the 50mm against the zoom and the OM 50mm f1.8
nothing really scientific, available snow scenery and a consistent approach
pellicle
New member
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thearne3
Guest
Great effort! Thanks for all your work!
What's the deal regarding a 'light leak' with the adapter? I gather you've seen nothing. i wonder why the ebay entry mentions it?
Thanks,
Tom
What's the deal regarding a 'light leak' with the adapter? I gather you've seen nothing. i wonder why the ebay entry mentions it?
Thanks,
Tom
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Thanks Keith and Pellicle. Just had read it.