al1966
Feed Your Head
charjohncarter
Mentor
Tassajara creek. Dublin, California
75/4.5 lens, Portra 400, Epson V700 scan
Nice shot of the creek, I know it well. I live in Danville.
vijayrff
Member
Thanks. I am new to the Tri-Valley area and still getting to know it photographically.
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
45/4, Acros 100
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
So Gorgeous!
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
thank you Patrick, portraits with 45/4 are fun 
Harry Caul
Well-known
I don't think I've ever said this before, but this could be too much camera for me...
malmeqvisto
Newbie
How have you all done with the straps? I just bought a 67 but it didn't have any, can they be found for a decent price anywhere?
venchka
Mentor
Both times I have bought a Pentax 6x7 the cameras came with the factory strap. Try a Want To Buy in the classifieds here. Or KEH. Or ebay.
Contact Eric. He may have one. Great service on repairs also.
Eric Hendrickson
[email protected]
188 Shoffner Rd
Sharps Chapel, TN 37866
Fax/phone 865 278-1051
Wayne
Rezultz
Established
Shot with Pentax 67, 105mm 2.4 (love this lens!), and Acros 100.
Calzone
Gear Whore #1
So far I started my P76II kit with a late 55/4.0 and late 105/2.4.
Also have the hot shoe grip and will be placing an order for more stuff later today.
Now my big Fuji's that have inter-changable lenses don't seem that big or heavy. LOL.
Cal
Also have the hot shoe grip and will be placing an order for more stuff later today.
Now my big Fuji's that have inter-changable lenses don't seem that big or heavy. LOL.
Cal
divewizard
perspicaz
White Gander, Bower Park Duck Pond, Gualala, Mendocino County, California
Pentax 6X7, Super-Multi-Coated TAKUMAR 6X7 300mm F/4, TMAX 400 TMY, monopod, NCPS
©2012 Chris Grossman
Pentax 6X7, Super-Multi-Coated TAKUMAR 6X7 300mm F/4, TMAX 400 TMY, monopod, NCPS
©2012 Chris Grossman
divewizard
perspicaz
Fordson Tractor, Mendocino County, California
Pentax 6x7, SMC Pentax 67 75mm F/4.5, Kodak TMAX 100, Omega O(G) filter, monopod, NCPS process and scan
all images ©2012 Chris Grossman
Pentax 6x7, SMC Pentax 67 75mm F/4.5, Kodak TMAX 100, Omega O(G) filter, monopod, NCPS process and scan
all images ©2012 Chris Grossman
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
divewizard
perspicaz
1947 Dodge Flatbed Truck, Point Arena, Mendocino County, California
Pentax 6x7, 75mm F/4.5, no filter, Fujicolor Pro 160NS, Monopid, PCV dev & scan
©2012 Chris Grossman
Pentax 6x7, 75mm F/4.5, no filter, Fujicolor Pro 160NS, Monopid, PCV dev & scan
©2012 Chris Grossman
andreios
Well-known
Ah, the GAS... Are these really so good cameras that no one is selling them, only buying? I've had my eye on the classifieds for a "nice little Pentax", but there seems to be none popping in?
Are these really so good cameras that no one is selling them, only buying? I've had my eye on the classifieds for a "nice little Pentax", but there seems to be none popping in?
venchka
Mentor
Ah, the GAS...
www.KEH.com would be one place to look.
Wayne
divewizard
perspicaz
1947 Dodge Flatbed Truck, Point Arena, Mendocino County, California
Pentax 6x7, 75mm F/4.5, no filter, Fujicolor Pro 160NS, Monopid, PCV dev & scan
©2012 Chris Grossman
Pentax 6x7, 75mm F/4.5, no filter, Fujicolor Pro 160NS, Monopid, PCV dev & scan
©2012 Chris Grossman
mathias.samuelson
Member
Pentax 67ii with 165mm f/2.8 (late), Kodak Portra 400 scanned on Epson 750. Was amazed at how the colors came out, this is literally straight out of Silverfast 6.6Ai using the Portra 400VC profile.
Portra-400-Pentax-67-2-web-small by Mathias Samuelson, on Flickr
Portra-400-Pentax-67-2-web-small by Mathias Samuelson, on Flickr
Calzone
Gear Whore #1
Shot the Mermaid Parade with My P67II and 105/2.4 Saturday. Used a slim Nikon Polarizer to kill 1 1/2 stops with 100 ISO and Later 50 ISO color slide to be able to keep shooting wide open.
Shot some more Sunday and got a lot faster reloading film.
Learned that securing a 5P cable by itself is hard or impossible if you need the ultra short connector for the Hot Shoe Grip to enjoy TTL flash metering provided by the AE prism. Best to buy the cable with the grip. I was lucky and able to return my first grip without a cable, and found a brand new one in original unsold condition in factory wrapping that included the cable.
Also secured a AF500FTZ for a $100.00 with case and instructions.
Somehow secured a 75/2.8 AL off EBAY for $1002.00 plus shipping. Already bought the hood from the same vendor and if its any indication of the condition of the lens its basically new. I feel like my dream came true and know that I'm a lucky guy.
Interesting note is that the Tulip style hood employs a removable trap door so that a polarizer and hood can be used at the same time. BTW I find that the Hot Shoe Grip comes in handy when shooting vertically. I can grip it with three fingers and focus, but it adds nearly half a pound to the camera.
Cal
Shot some more Sunday and got a lot faster reloading film.
Learned that securing a 5P cable by itself is hard or impossible if you need the ultra short connector for the Hot Shoe Grip to enjoy TTL flash metering provided by the AE prism. Best to buy the cable with the grip. I was lucky and able to return my first grip without a cable, and found a brand new one in original unsold condition in factory wrapping that included the cable.
Also secured a AF500FTZ for a $100.00 with case and instructions.
Somehow secured a 75/2.8 AL off EBAY for $1002.00 plus shipping. Already bought the hood from the same vendor and if its any indication of the condition of the lens its basically new. I feel like my dream came true and know that I'm a lucky guy.
Interesting note is that the Tulip style hood employs a removable trap door so that a polarizer and hood can be used at the same time. BTW I find that the Hot Shoe Grip comes in handy when shooting vertically. I can grip it with three fingers and focus, but it adds nearly half a pound to the camera.
Cal