Tamron 28mm 2.5 Nikon Pentax Canon Minolta Yashica Contax Fujica

2 Available / 2 Disponibles >>>>>> TAMRON ADAPTALL-2 BBAR MC (multi coated) 28mm f2.5 model 02B manual focus wide angle "prime" lens in PERFECT condition for NIKON and PENTAX DSLR and Mirrorless DIGITAL cameras (and for Nikon Pentax Ricoh Canon Chinon Minolta Yashica Contax Fujica and Konica (bayonet mount) FILM cameras, and also for Pentax Mamiya Ricoh Chinon Cosina and Praktica M42 (screw mount) FILM cameras). The lens can also be mounted and used with other DIGITAL and film cameras such as Sony, LEICA, Olympus, Panasonic, etc but I do not have any interchangeable mounts for those cameras. Prix / Price: For the Tamron adaptall 28mm lens + a Tamron-Canon FD interchangeable mount > $80 * I have 3 mounts so I can give one for free + a Tamron-Minolta MD interchangeable mount > $80 * I have 2 mounts so I can give one for free + a Tamron-Pentax KM interchangeable mount > $100 ***** the Pentax KM mount can also be used with Pentax DIGITAL cameras and Chinon & Ricoh FILM cameras. + a Tamron-Yashica Contax interchangeable mount > $80 * I have 2 mounts so I can give one for free + a Tamron-Fujica AX interchangeable mount > $80 * I have 2 mounts so I can give one for free + a Tamron-Konica interchangeable mount > $80 * I have 2 mounts so I can give one for free + a Tamron-Nikon interchangeable mount > $100 ***** the Nikon mount can also be used with most Nikon DIGITAL cameras that can use and meter Nikon AI manual focus lenses. + a Tamron-universal M42 interchangeable mount (for Pentax Mamiya Ricoh Chinon Cosina Praktica Fujica FILM screwmount cameras )> $110 ******* with the M42 mount the Tamron 28mm lens can also be used with DIGITAL DSLRs and "mirrorless" cameras (such as the Sony A7) if you have a M42 adapter for your camera brand. The following is a small "independent review for the lens that I found on an internet site: Lens Review: I can recommend this lens: Yes | Price: $80.00 US / $110 CAD | Rating: 10 Pros: Fast, sharp, lightweight, yet solidly built. Very capable in lowlight (and daylight). Flare resistance is very good. Cons (but not really a con): Slightly less vibrant colors than my Pentax 35mm, but on the other hand it produces more 'natural' colors. >>>> I had the Pentax SMC M 35/2.8, a great lens. However, I needed a wider lens, also a better lowlight performer. Sadly, the Pentax K/M/A 28mm F2 were way over my budget, so I settled with this one. I bought this lens in almost unused condition, paired with a Pentax KM interchangeable adaptall mount, complete with it's original case for $80 US + the exchange rate and the import fees. It's worth the price I paid, thats for sure. In my opinion, colors are a tiny bit less vibrant then Pentax 35mm, but this also means a more natural look, so it's not really a con. On sharpness, it's very much on a par with some of my best Pentax primes I already tested. I also like the paint-like soft bokeh this lens produces. Build quality is great, feels like this lens can take quite a beating. Focus ring is quite pleasant to play with, generous amount of DOF making focusing a breeze. It seems not to have as much as a focus turn as my M 35/2.8, but for me this translates to faster easier focusing. This lens is a reliable performer in lowlight and daylight. I used to boost ISO to 800 or more in lowlight to get decent pictures with my M 35/2.8, but with this lens I played at 400 and the results are very good and pleasing. I also tried to shoot facing the sun and I am amazed at this lens ability to tackle flare, it's maybe even better than Pentax SMC lenses.