alex_virt

The most beautiful camera! That brownish tint of the glass adds to the vintage look :)

Pentax SF1n with the Pentax-A 35-135mm F3.5-4.5 manual zoom. Sorry for the Starbucks ad. The Second Cup in the neighbourhood has closed for good :(

Very nice! Could you post the colour version, please?

Excellent series!

Will the Pentax AF200FG Flash work with the Pentax SF1n/SFXn camera in automatic mode?

Construction in Toronto is insane! Across the street from the freshly built 76-storey condo, another 100-ish-storey skyscraper is being built.

Very similar performance to my lens. However, one stop is probably not enough. Treat it as a 24-100mm F8-11 lens and you won't be disappointed :)

I agree. Here's 24mm: However, the OP shoots medium format Fuji, he can't be satisfied with Pentax consumer lenses.

It's a mediocre 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 lens but excellent 30-80mm F8-11 lens :)

Wonderful!

Sharp centre, soft edges and some serious light leak.

Forget the 18-55mm. At the wide end, only the very centre of the frame is sharp. The 18-135mm is better but not by much. Besides the 16-85, I can recommend the Tamron 17-50 or Sigma 17-70 if you ...

What a masterpiece of brutalist architecture!

Pentax KP, Pentax-DA 18-135mm F3.5-5.6. Developed in RPP.

The 18-135 is an excellent 30-80mm F8-11 lens, but mediocre 18-135 F3.5-5.6 lens. Looks like the 18-270 is much better at 18mm and 135mm.

Excellent photos, Jon! Now I'm thinking I should have bought the 18-270 instead of the 18-135, but the price difference is more than double...

KP, Vivitar 28mm F2

I think you should. Never heard of this one.

V700 works well on 120 film. When I shot medium format I used to get very nice 25 megapixels out of 6x6 frames. I used the stock film holders (not great) and Silverfast software.

Excellent photos! Great work!