Pentax Mg 35Mm Slr Film Camera

[Aluminum] This was exactly what I needed to connect my 10 telescope to my 6D. In the old days I used a film Pentax SLR.

[Alkaline] That is what I need for my Pentax K1000 film camera.

[Front] This very compact lens allows me to use my SLR almost anywhere as I would do with a small point and shoot. I've used the DA 40mm XS on my old Pentax K10D that has now found a new live as a camera for vacation and any situation when you don't want to transport a big camera-lens kit. Because the Pentax bodys are small, it's easy to put it in your pocket. The 40 mm with the 1.5X factor is perfect for many situations (portrait, landscape...) Only two small cons : it gives a bizarre look to your camera and the lens hood is not thightly attached.

[Shoulder Strap] Sublime materials and construction. I use it for full frame 35mm SLR and two extra lenses, or the 35mm camera and a medium format camera.

Sublime materials and construction. I use it for full frame 35mm SLR and two extra lenses, or the 35mm camera and a medium format camera.

[Plastic] After years of loving my Canon SLR 35mm camera and the quality of my pics, but increasingly finding it difficult to buy the film and processing I wanted, I took the plunge into DSLR. I love my camera and lens. They aren't heavy to cart around, and I can switch lens in a flash. Have only had it one one trip, but can't wait for the fall colors to explore even more!!

[5] Classic 35mm film

[US Plug] Great battery and I'am using it with an Arriflex 35BL2 35mm film camera.

[1x] I use this with a Sony camera to scan 35mm film. It's flawless. I combine with the Essential Film Holder and it works very well.

[-3 to +18 EV] I am upgrading from a K-7 (yep) into the K-1 Mark II and it has been a really great and easy transition. -First off, most of the controls and menus are exactly what I've seen before which made it really easy to set up right out of the box. I really like the additional dial on the top for quick access to things like HDR, bracketing, WiFi. -Secondly, the weight of this camera is substantial but it feels really well balanced in the hands. I've been shooting with either the Sigma 35mm Art or the Pentax-D FA* 85mm. The 85mm pushes my weight limit a bit and I will get a little tired on a long shoot, but the 35mm feels natural. -Lastly (and this is why I'll stick with Pentax as long as possible) the weather sealing is just something I don't see other manufactures doing. This camera feels like a beast that can take the bumps and bruises. When I'm out shooting I'm not constantly worried about not hurting my camera, this thing is a tank. If you shoot Pentax and need full frame then there (literally) is no other option than to go with this body. I know there are many other options out there if you're willing to switch to Cannon or Nikon but for those looking to stay with Pentax, you won't be disappointed. The only gripe I have is with video capture- No 4k option and no 60p at Full HD. I was impressed with the video none the less. The quality coming out at 1080p 24p was great and for slow motion 720p 60p was above my expectations.