Is this lens compatible with the Pentax K-30?
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Yes, the lens is compatible with the K-30. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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It should I mounted it on my Pentax K-x and my sister is currently using it on her Pentax K-r
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With the proper adapter there should be no problem but I have no experience adapting Pentax k lenses to Canon bodies.
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It also says it will not work with K-7 or K-5ii. This is a newer lens made for today's Pentax and Ricoh DSLR's. I wouldn't trust the assistant. Go to the Pentax site to determine if it will fit. I believe we can trust those who responded here.
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Pretty much any Pentax K mount lens will fit any Pentax. I think it will work.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can work for Pentax K-30, K-50. Thanks in advance.
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Yes, should be, it's a standard Pentax "K-mount" lens with both an aperture ring and an Auto setting. I don't own a K-r, but it works nicely on my K-x, my K-30, and my old Pentax ME-Super film camera! It should work on pretty much any standard Pentax [D]SLR ever made. I think the "Q" and K01 (mirrorless) may be different though.
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If a lens works on a previous analog or digital Pentax (K-mount), it will also work on the K-3. With adapters, you can use even screw-mount lenses and other formats and manufacturers lenses too. Some restrictions regarding manual apertures apply, but the camera still works with them perfectly. As your lenses are digital ones, you'll have no problem at all.
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I am not sure ... Look in your K-30 manual under accessories . If it calls for a Pentax remote type F this remote WILL work .
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If it's a K mount , yes. Mine came with the correct mount for Pentax. I have a K20D and a K5.
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Absolutely! It will work with any Pentax K-Mount. It is unfortunate that Amazon has not corrected the misinformation. I am currently using on the K-01 with spectacular results.
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I see no reason why it shouldn't because the k50 and k30 are Pentax dslrs that come with the DA 18-55 mm lens which has the same mount.
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I only have the k29 and k5, so I'm not sure. You might want to write to Pentax CO. Or look in your manual and see if the plug size and the opening for your bulb release are the same. Good luck!
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All PENTAX 35mm lenses will work with the PENTAX DSLRs. Non-PENTAX brand lenses are not tested for compatibility with our DSLRs. In addition, use of other brand lenses on our DSLRs may result in the lens becoming stuck on the camera, which could damage the camera's lens mount and void your RICOH/PENTAX warranty. Some older RICOH lenses such as RICOH-P, lenses marked "KR" or "PK-R" or lenses with a metering pin projecting from the lens mount are not compatible with PENTAX DSLRs. PENTAX bayonet mount lenses work naturally and without the purchase of any adapters. Older PENTAX screw mount lenses will require the purchase of a Mount Adapter K (Part#30120, approx. $30). In the Menu under Custom Settings, set "Using Aperture Ring" to "Permitted" for lenses that have aperture rings, when the aperture ring is not in the "A" position. The K-50 and K-500 use essentially the same settings with older lenses: PENTAX A-series lenses (lenses with an "A" setting on the aperture ring), can be used as manual-focus lenses in all exposure modes on a PENTAX K-50. Early PENTAX K-series, M-series and S (screw) mount lenses without auto-aperture control (an "A" setting on the aperture ring) can be used in Manual exposure mode using stop-down metering and manual focus. This is the exposure mode which will give accurate exposures when using these older lenses on our digital SLRs. If older lenses without an "A" setting on the aperture ring are used in Av (Aperture Priority) Mode, an exposure error may occur. Note: Using PENTAX S (screw) mount lenses on a PENTAX DSLR requires the use of a Pentax Mount Adapter K. To set up your PENTAX K-50 to use older PENTAX lenses: From our website: http://support.us.ricoh-imaging.com/node/1536
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You could check the Pentax website, however, the lens is a K mount so I would say yes it will work. I actually returned the Pentax 18-270mm and opted for the Sigma copy. After comparing the two side by side, I actually thought the photos were better quality with the Sigma. It has become my go-to lens. All of my other lenses are Pentax and I love them as well.
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Well.... technically yes. After all, "Pentax claims that all their auto-focus cameras are backward compatible with K-mount lenses dating back as far as 1975 without need for an adapter." But there are major trade offs. The camera cannot read the set f-stop of K and M series lens. You won't be able to take advantage of the autofocus options. You may need to manually set aperture. You'll have to compensate for the smaller digital chip size as compared to 35mm film. But technically the lens is will work. You'll likely get better results from upgrading to a lens designed for use with the digital camera. The K-5 II does offer full manual control options that will let it resemble the Pentax ME. Well... except for maybe the film advance lever and rewind crank.
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Sorry, I don't know if they make a model of this lens for the Pentax K-500!
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Pentax K series all have the same camera to lens fitting. I use a Kx series with my lens and also lens from a previously owned k1000Hope this helps