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02-26-2016, 08:28 PM   #1036
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Q7+ DA560 (Pentax Adapter) (2520 equivalent)


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Looks good. What settings did you use for this shot? Was it stopped down on the adapter? Pentax adapter or another?

02-27-2016, 01:18 AM   #1037
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Pentax adapter, f5.6 give the best result with the 560/q7 as the diffraction will impact the shot more than you benefit from stopping down.
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Keystone CINE 1/2" f2.5

Fixed focus D-mount.







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second pik is seriously good. "Mothballs" thank u for showing it sir. i have felt that same way alot recently. dont need words to say what it is.

last pik flower bokeh \like alot/


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04-22-2016, 12:09 AM - 3 Likes   #1040
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Borg 55 fl

This is a 250mm F/4.5 refractor telescope which is meant for wide field astro photography, but I found that this is a very high quality, light weight, hand-holdable 250mm lens that is very, very sharp when you nail the focus (not easy) with almost no CA due to its fluorite doublet lens. Being a doublet (i.e. just two lense elements), it's actually a pretty bright lens.
I use a BORG EOS adapter and a third party EOS-Q adapter, but they sell BORG K adapter, or even BORG Q adapter if that's what you want.

Giraffe, ISO 200, 1/800 sec, direct sun light. On a monopod.


Squirrel enjoying easy free food, ISO 200, 1/320 sec, in a shade. Handheld.
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Microscope Objective lens (Swift 4x) on the Q

A quick jackup with a 4x objective fitted into a hole drilled in an m42 camera body cap and fitted to the Q with my custom made M42 adapter. (Post 630) This adapter ends up shorter than the standard adapter (focusses beyond infinity on a standard lens) and this works well with the microscope objective lens. All images handheld, pped in gimp and not cropped. I think the Q is an ideal sensor for this. On my K01 there is vignetting and softness on the edges.
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Very impressive GUB! Very impressive.
Thanks for sharing.
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Olympus ZUIKO CINE 13mm f1.8











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Steinheil Cassarit 36mm f/2.8 d-mount + pentax Q



Sample Image. This len allows close-focus on Q at tele-focal range
Oh man I just found one of these today for $10 after seeing this picture I can't wait to try it out
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Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM on Q7

Twelve spotted skimmer, on Flickr


I borrowed this lens for a short while for testing, and I think it's good on Q7 (except that you cannot change iris once the lens comes off of Canon camera). This one was shot wide open at f/2.8.
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A quick jackup with a 4x objective fitted into a hole drilled in an m42 camera body cap and fitted to the Q with my custom made M42 adapter. (Post 630) ....
I like succinct descriptions

Frightning ...Hitchcock scene
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QuoteOriginally posted by kwb Quote
This is a 250mm F/4.5 refractor telescope which is meant for wide field astro photography, but I found that this is a very high quality, light weight, hand-holdable 250mm lens that is very, very sharp when you nail the focus (not easy) with almost no CA due to its fluorite doublet lens. Being a doublet (i.e. just two lense elements), it's actually a pretty bright lens.
I use a BORG EOS adapter and a third party EOS-Q adapter, but they sell BORG K adapter, or even BORG Q adapter if that's what you want.

You should put a picture with the lens atached
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Pentax CCTV lens C7528-M 75mm

Won the above lens in an ebay auction.
Brand spanking new so had a little play on both original Q and QS-1...
Neighbour's bug hotel (about 10m away) with Q

and with QS-1


ISO 200 at f5.6
My favourite indoor test subject,,, at about 8 metres

a close up not quite a selfie


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QuoteOriginally posted by spinno Quote
Won the above lens in an ebay auction.
Brand spanking new so had a little play on both original Q and QS-1...
Neighbour's bug hotel (about 10m away) with Q

and with QS-1


ISO 200 at f5.6
My favourite indoor test subject,,, at about 8 metres

a close up not quite a selfie


Cheers
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Mmm that looks nice. You think its a good election for a telepbhoto prime?
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Theoretically 75mm would be equivalent to 300-375 depending on which Q variant you use so I would say yes. The lens is Hoya Pentax but I don't hold that against it...
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