petrock

Yes, I'm using the aperture ring, on both A and M lenses.

Do current Nikon APS-C DSLR's retain the screw drive focus capability ?  Thanks.

I should have said "...with empty boxes...".

As I recall from some time ago, when I updated the Mac OS to High Sierra 10.13.6,  I lost the use of my Canon DPP---altho the format, with boxes for my files and titles, still appears. Thanks !

New update: Turned on the camera---image appears immediately on the LCD---and it rights itself when flipped to the left. Immediately turned on the camera again---LCD works again, but this time the ...

Here's the update: Hoping for a miracle, I check the screen a few times each day. And occasionally the screen will work, almost fine, but not predictably. I say 'almost' because when it works, the ...

I use the LCD for most shooting, and I'm flipping it in, out , and around, all the time. So now I wonder if it's wear in the connection.

Camera works fine (well, except for the famous aperture problem) and displays properly on a screen via HDMI. As a non-engineer, I'll take a guess that it's dirt or corrosion in the screen ...

RICOH/PENTAX! If it doesn't have the articulating LCD of the K70, I have no use for it.

If the LCD does not articulate like my K70, I'm not too interested.

It's pretty up there. What explains the logs I see tied to the floats ? We're from Mass., but my great-grandparents came from Shediac.

I should say I use the APS-C K70.

Don't know about the M35/2. But if you want a sharp, SHARP 35mm, then give the Pentax A 35mm f2.8 a try. I got one lately, and it doesn't disappoint.

I can't help saying it looks a Pearl Harbor memorial.

I agree with Anton. 8x10 was (is?) a standard size, as in "8x10 glossy". Looks ok to me, altho she might be a tiny bit higher in the frame. And she looks great in glasses--are they corrective, or ...

Can pre-EOS Canon lenses be adapted for use on current Canon DSLR's? If so, what is the best 50mm to look for ?

II have a K70 and it's all true, especially about the usefulness of the fully articulating screen.