These are the version for super-takumar onwards of the extension tube They have the push-pin to match the Spotmatics

This was the original macro kit for many people, well built tubes, match perfectly with the Takumar lenses. Tubes are made for specific magnification with the 55 mm: 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 for each tube and then you can add them together. PS : there are 2 types of this tubes: S type which are just tube...

I knew of the existence of this item for decades before I found one at a good price. It is very useful to copy documents and even photos/negative s but belongs to a different time. Love it for its collectors value but use it very little Mine came complete, with instructions and the 49 and 46...

Found this in a grab bag with a camera. It is really handy for macro with the DSLRs Works fine, and allows the 50/4 macro the be 1:1

I’m using the screen on the 645Z Ok. I’m the crazy person who spent the $300 on this screen on eBay. I kind of mulled over it for about a year, but the logic came down to…. It’s an $8000 camera (at the time I got it, it was actually $3000 used), what’s $300 if I can more comfortably use my manual...

Recently purchased this particular model flash for the Auto 110 from an ebay seller. Came in all original packaging and unused. Haven't had the opportunity to field test the flash but will post some up pictures when I do.

I bought this to use with my Tamron 200-500/5.6 and have since upgraded my lens to the DA560. While the mount gives you all the freedom you want the swing arm has too much flexibility, and there is a lot of induced vibration. I found that removing the swing arm and mounting the acra Swiss moun...

This is, like all Pentax grips I have owned, excellently made and feels like quality as soon as you pop it on the KP. As others have suggested it adds much need battery life to the KP, which is the biggest issue with the camera for me. I think that if you are going out shooting all day, this adds so...

This is another of the Sunpak DX series (Auto 36DX, 30DX, 28DX, 24DX, DX8R etc) of the late film era. They use a module which attaches to the unit's underside to provide the foot. It has a low trigger voltage (at least with the Pentax modules) so is suitable for modern cameras. The Guide Number (GN...

As rare as hen's teeth it would appear. I picked this up on an auction in the UK, its the only one I have ever seen in the UK, let alone for a reasonable price. I have a 645N and used to have a 645. In comparison, the 645N just does everything better than the 645, with the only downside being that t...