Lenses for cheap
P. J. Alling
webstertwentysix at gmail.com
Thu Jul 29 12:39:21 EDT 2010
I just noticed this. I'm not a collector, but the 200 is a collectible
item, I think it's fairly rare, as such the price was /very/
reasonable. The 35-70mm is also collectable but probably only of
interest to someone who already has the ME-F, (os is looking to buy
one), as it's nearly unusable on any other camera, or so I've been
told. The problem with the Sigma is that entry level normal zooms are a
dime a dozen.
On 7/29/2010 11:34 AM, John Celio wrote:
> PSSST! I'm hella flexible on those prices! The 200mm is gone, but if
> you want one of the other lenses, I'm more interested in getting them
> out of my house than getting those prices I noted.
>
> John
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Celio" <ntax at neovenator.com>
> To: <PDML at pdml.net>
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 12:46 PM
> Subject: FS: Lenses for cheap
>
>
>> Pardon my posting a couple days early, I don't expect to have time to
>> post on Friday.
>>
>> I have three lenses I want to get rid of, and I'm not overly worried
>> about how much I get for them. I don't have the lenses in front of me
>> here at work so I don't have all the specs, but if you want to know more
>> just email me and I'll respond when I'm home later.
>>
>> Sigma 28-80 macro II. Came as part of a two-lens, entry level kit (the
>> 70-300 is long gone) purchased in 2000 or 2001. Quite sharp for such a
>> low-end lens, and fantastic 1:2 macro (the bokeh's not super, but what's
>> in focus looks great). Comes with caps and hood. I'd like, oh, $30 for
>> it? I'm flexible.
>>
>> Pentax SMC AF 35-70 f2.8. This lens was the counterpart to the ME-F.
>> Combined, they were the first autofocus camera to reach production:
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentax_ME_F . I have no idea if my lens'
>> autofocus works, since I've never found an ME-F to test it on. I've
>> never even taken a picture with the lens, so I can't describe its
>> photographic capabilities. It's kinda dusty, there may be some specks
>> inside, I've never really looked closely. I don't have a front cap for
>> it. At the very least, I know it's a usable fast zoom. How does $40
>> sound to you? Again, I'm flexible.
>>
>> M42 Tele-Takumar 200mm f/5.6. Can't tell you much of anything about
>> this lens. Comes with a hood and rear cap, but no front cap.
>> Interesting dual-ring aperture control (one sets min aperture, the other
>> actually controls the aperture and can't go smaller than the first
>> ring's setting). It's yours for, say, $15?
>>
>> All prices are in US greenbacks, and shipping will be extra, though as
>> inexpensive as possible. In the US, add $3 for first-class mail (if you
>> want Priority Mail, insurance or other services, let me know and I'll
>> work up a price). International buyers, give me your address and
>> shipping preferences and I'll figure out your shipping cost.
>>
>> PayPal only.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> John
>>
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