My top 5 Pentax Lens
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- My top 5 Pentax Lens
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I have the 150-450 and it's fantastic, built like a tank and nearly as heavy you certainly know about it after a day at an airshow, can't wait for the new apsc body to come out.
I really like the FA31/F 1.8 limited, and then I guess should be the DA70/2.4. These two lenses are not heavy and size is quit small, you can take these two lenses and take photos a day, you don’t even feel tough to you arm. And the third one, I would say DA* 50-135/F2.8, really nice picture quality, extremely sharp, very impressive.
I didn't have so many lenses to shoot with, but I can tell that I love my 100mm macro (old version), and 135 f 2.5, the 70mm limited and the sharpness (very modern) from the the smc_Pentax 50mm f 1.4 vintage lens.
I have to say the Pentax HD 20-40mm Limited lens was my favorite on my Pentax KP. It was an inspiring combo to go out and take pictures that I sadly sold to grow my camera equipment around Fujifilm. However, I have kept a reliable K5 and the Pentax DA* 16-55mm 2.8 for those occasions the weather demands quality and performance.
Hey Li, thanks for the Video :) I know you will come back to Pentax anytime XD
The da* 200mm f2.8 is underrated i think. The colors are nice, the bookeh wonderfull. Very nice for close up, portraits, even landscape. And quite small. When i walk around in nature, i have this lens on my k5iis and a gr in the pocket for wide angle. Great combo.
I use a 28-105 on my KP and I love it. A wonderful combination of a weatherproof FF lens on a high quality APS-C camera.
Thanks for another great video. I recently bought a Pentax K-1 which I love (the decision was helped by your reviews) and am currently using a SMC Pentax-FA, F:1:4 50mm with it (from my old Pentax MZ-3 film camera which I have moved over from). I have been commission to take photographs of the workforce in children's centres across Manchester, UK (meetings and them doing their jobs in general as well as perhaps some portraits) which will obviously involve a lot of indoor photography of people in a range of lighting conditions. I also like to do portraits (not in a studio - just out and about). I am not particularly interested in landscape, sports or wildlife photography and like documentary photography and photography that feels intimate. I would really appreciate it if you could recommend a lens.
My Top 5 are in no particular order as follows... 200mm f2.8, 70mm f2.4 limited, 35mm f2.8 limited, 50 A f1.7 and the 15mm f4 limited.
How did the 31mm 1.8 miss the list!? That's my go to lens.
I use the 31mm limited, the F 50/2.8 macro, and the samyang 135mm f2.
The lenses in my collection I like the most are Pentax da* 50-135, love it, the da*55 and the da 70mm and da 35 macro, wish I had the 15mm and the 100mm macro.
100mm macro my most used Pentax lens..
Over the years, I have used Pentax, Leica, Zeiss, Nikon, and Fuji lenses on 35mm film cameras.
I take landscape and milky way ,so 11-18 with K70 is enough for me,but I want a normal one recently,then I found your channel !What a good channel!
The 70mm limited and the 100mm macro are probably my two favourite lenses. Other than that I use some manual lenses, I quite like (but aren't practical for most situations and have some optical problems with e.g. coma) like the 50mm f1.7 or the 28mm
I have a lot of old manual lenses 28, 35, 50, 135, 200 k mount that I liked to experiment with. I realy like the 50 f1.7 A from Pentax. Now I am using a lot of Sigma from Pentax like 18-35 f1.8 and 10-20. Liked these so much so I haven't moved to full frame ;) Loved the Nikon, but moved to Pentax. I forgot to mention 70-200 from Sigma, or the 105 macro...
These are a series range from 15 to 950 with 1.4x adapter in 135 equivalent which is all weather proof and quiet motor. Plus a prime Portraiture lens in ASPC camera.
80% match, although it's optical quality I don't like the size of D-FA 50mm f/1.4.
I am a fan of pancake lenses from Pentax. I am using 3 lenses with K-01 most of the time: 15 mm, 40 mm and 70 mm. They definitely have their shortcomings and are not as fast as pro lenses but I just like their form factor and their sizes fit K-01 so well. I almost bought a KP but then I decided to get a GR-3 instead. I look forward to the new APSC model this year. In fact, I would not mind if Pentax would just upgrade the KP to Mark 2. What do you think?