Is the Sigma EF-530 DG ST compatible with Pentax k-30 DSLR?
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Sorry I don't know about compatibility with Pentax. I have had other Sigma products which have been reliable.
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The Pentax DA 16-45 lens will work on any Pentax digital DSLR camera. I have used Pentax for many years, and any K mount lens will work on any Pentax DSLR camera. Check Pentax Forum or the official Pentax site. I have the Pentax K-5 and K-5iis DSLR cameras and my DA 16-45 works great on both. I used to have a K-30 DSR, and the DA 16-45 worked really well.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can work for Pentax K-50 and K-30. Thanks in advance.
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I don't have a Pentax K200d (I own a Pentax K5 ii), but the SMC-P DA 55-300 has a K mount so it should work perfectly, including the AF, in the K200d.
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I really do not know anything about the Pentax K30; but if it has a hotshoe I would think it would work. One note of caution. Don't leave the units hooked to your flash units. They seem to drain the batteries of power. Otherwise they work very well.
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Yes it will. The Pentax K-30 has the same K mount as all the other Pentax DSLRs.
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Claudia, while I am not personally familiar with the K-30, I do know that all Pentax K-mount lenses are physically compatible with all k-mount cameras, including the K-30. Some combinations of camera and lens may result in limitations in metering or such functions, but this lens is fully compatible with this model.
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Yes, it works on Pentax K-3, K30, K50, K500, K-01 K-5, K5II, K5IIs, K-r, and 645D (Astrotracer function is not available to K-01 and 645D)
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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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Digiscoping should work. Also, you could use a dslr mount adapter: http://www.opticsplanet.net/pentax-pf-ca35-kmount-slr-camera-adapter-70510.html
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Yes, it will work with a Pentax *ist DS. It uses the Pentax K mount and will auto-focus just fine on that camera.
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Yes, the WTR-C works with Pentax K-30. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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I have this lenses and it worked very good on my K500 PENTAX. Which is almost the same as the K50. This I hope is some help.
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GdayI really can't say as the flash contacts on the canon and pentax are different. Sigma produce different versions of the Sigma flash for different camera brands, so I assume they may not be compatible.J
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Larry, I've seen reviews that have said Sigma And Tamron lenses work well on the Pentax body. As long as you have the correct lens mount - I think its called a Bayonet Mount, so it should fit the camera. I think the information offered by Pentax Indicated all their lenses would work on the K20d, even a screw mount lens if you have an adaptoor. The Older Manual Pentax lenses will work but some features may be lost when photographing. For example If your using a Pentax SMC - M lens there will be no digital read out for the lens opening on the camera's LED screens and some of the lens information won't be stored with the photo's properties. With an M lens I think you are restricted to be able to only use a few of the camera modes like Manual and Bulb. I haven't read enough of the manual to fully understand it all. I mainly shoot in Manual while using the Pentax SMC-M lens. Pentax SMC-A Lenses will work in in all modes, I believe. If your using a manual Pentax SMC-A lens and have the apperature ring set on "A" then the camera wil record the correct lens information when the camera's shutter is tripped, it will also display the info in the camera's digital readout.. Any of the Pentax Bayonet Mount lenses that say they are for the DSLR will fit the camera. I have the Pentax SMC DA18-250mm, the 10-17mm Fish Eye and the 12-24nn Wide Angle. All are wonderful lenses. I have manual lenses That I used in the 1990's on my Pentax K1000 that I occassionally use on my K20D, They include a 150mm M Lens, 28mm A Lens, a 50mm A and M lens and a Tamron 250mm zoom lens. The 50mm has a lens opening of 1.7 Good Luck, Moose
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I have Sigma 150-500 for Canon. It works great with Sigma Teleconverter AF 2x DG using Canon 5D MK III, 70D, T3, and T5 with Manual Exposure or Auto without 2x.
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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