[dngr]

Some of my favourite shots with the M 200/4

[cbope]

I've joined the M ranks with a 50mm F2:

Congrats! One of my favorites, because it was attached to "my first Pentax", my ME Super circa 1985. Still have mine (and the ME Super).

[Peter Anson]

Some of my favourite shots with the M 200/4

Not surprising that these are among your faves. They really show what you and the lens can do.

[dngr]

Not surprising that these are among your faves. They really show what you and the lens can do.

Thanks!

[mole]

Took the little M 24-35 out for a hike recently, and was reminded how much fun this small zoom can be... These are all from Rocky Fork Wilderness in NE Tennessee, in and near the Birchcamp Prong.












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A few rodent shots in the backyard, taken with M 200 F4 and through the glass door - surprised how well they came out despite all the dog nose-prints on the glass!

[Mike Bokeh]

Mole, the second photo from bottom, the one of the squirrel with the cardinal in the background looks like a painting!

Very nice.

Mike

[Jacquot]

Took the little M 24-35 out for a hike recently, and was reminded how much fun this small zoom can be... These are all from Rocky Fork Wilderness in NE Tennessee, in and near the Birchcamp Prong.












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A few rodent shots in the backyard, taken with M 200 F4 and through the glass door - surprised how well they came out despite all the dog nose-prints on the glass!

Great set!

[wtlwdwgn]

I really like the 2nd shot. Nice little lens.

[Jonathan Mac]

This one's out of focus but pp'd in camera to a high contrast B&W, I like it. M 50mm f/1.4.


IMGP0621 by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr

[Surnia]

My first attempt at capturing the moon. Single shot, no stacking... done at F8. 100mm F4 Macro, not terribly well known for its sharpness at infinity.. but the longest lens I possess.

[dngr]

My first attempt at capturing the moon. Single shot, no stacking... done at F8. 100mm F4 Macro, not terribly well known for its sharpness at infinity.. but the longest lens I possess.

Well done, I'd call that a success!

[LensBeginner]

My first attempt at capturing the moon. Single shot, no stacking... done at F8. 100mm F4 Macro, not terribly well known for its sharpness at infinity.. but the longest lens I possess.

Moody, for sure!

[khanhtung]

By my M100mm f2.8 last weekend.First day out.

[trip]

M 50/1.7

[reh321]

In 1979 I bought my first SLR, a Pentax ME. That camera was essentially ruined a few years later when it got damp at Niagara Falls, but I have kept the lens that came with it, an M 50 f/2, all these years. This thread inspired me to take it out and mount it on my recently-obtained Pentax Q-7. Velcro, our older cat, doesn't seem to be too enthused about this, but I guess she was glad that no flash was involved.