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07-19-2019, 03:52 PM - 5 Likes   #2926
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Cruising Corner Inlet and Wilsons Promontory National Park, Victoria, Australia. KP + DA 18-135
Nice work as always, Des - love those clouds!

I've been wanting this lens for quite a while, and finally picked up a used one at a great price. Loving it so far. Here's a few shots from nearby Conejo Mountain Cemetery, using a K10D:






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QuoteOriginally posted by paulh Quote
I've been wanting this lens for quite a while, and finally picked up a used one at a great price. Loving it so far. Here's a few shots from nearby Conejo Mountain Cemetery, using a K10D:




I am glad to see that you finally have an 18-135, Paul. You will be using it a lot, I predict. Mine is on my K-3 most of the time.

Those are very nice images from the cemetery.
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QuoteOriginally posted by paulh Quote
Nice work as always, Des - love those clouds!

I've been wanting this lens for quite a while, and finally picked up a used one at a great price. Loving it so far. Here's a few shots from nearby Conejo Mountain Cemetery, using a K10D:
It's amazing how cheap it can be found. A good value has become a great one. When I lost one in a blizzard a couple of years ago it wasn't a hard decision to just get another one.
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QuoteOriginally posted by rayallen Quote
You will be using it a lot, I predict.
QuoteOriginally posted by mattb123 Quote
A good value has become a great one
Thanks guys, and you are both correct

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It's amazing how cheap it can be found. A good value has become a great one. When I lost one in a blizzard a couple of years ago it wasn't a hard decision to just get another one.
A truer word never said. I managed to get mine lightly used for £130. A great price for the versatility it brings.
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Nice work as always, Des - love those clouds!I've been wanting this lens for quite a while, and finally picked up a used one at a great price. Loving it so far.
Many thanks Paul. Enjoy the lens. Matt's quite right about what great value it is, whether new or secondhand.
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New sprouts - DA18-135 on K10D:


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Shot with my K-70. I'm pleased with how the AF worked out here, considering the reflections on the store front window.
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I'm pleased with how the AF worked out here, considering the reflections on the store front window.
This is a good example of a photo that impresses even more when viewed at larger dimensions, I'm glad I went to Flickr to look at it.
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I do miss this lens, 135mm is a nice FL on APSC. Really contemplating the K-70 just for this lens and the 55-300.
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07-21-2019, 01:11 PM   #2936
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This is a good example of a photo that impresses even more when viewed at larger dimensions, I'm glad I went to Flickr to look at it.
Thanks for looking! 🙂
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I do miss this lens, 135mm is a nice FL on APSC. Really contemplating the K-70 just for this lens and the 55-300.
I'm thinking the same thing. I miss this lens after practically giving it away (my second copy) when I switched to full frame. Still have the 55-300 PLM, tempted to buy another APS-C just for these two lenses.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Kevin B123 Quote
I do miss this lens, 135mm is a nice FL on APSC. Really contemplating the K-70 just for this lens and the 55-300.
QuoteOriginally posted by Oktyabr Quote
Still have the 55-300 PLM, tempted to buy another APS-C just for these two lenses.
No need to buy a crop body - what about trying the 18-135 on the K-1 in crop mode? Should be like using it on a K-5 (with upgraded AF and metering and extra goodies like PixelShift).
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QuoteOriginally posted by Des Quote
No need to buy a crop body - what about trying the 18-135 on the K-1 in crop mode? Should be like using it on a K-5 (with upgraded AF and metering and extra goodies like PixelShift).
I know I could, but I like it on the K-50. It feels like the small brother of the K-1ii. I should say my K-50 has a glitch taking me toward the K-70.
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