The above Pentax K30 for $843 has a picture that includes the camera, kit lens and second 55-300mm lens. Is that accurate?
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I received this kit today, it has the kit lens and a second lens, but it's 50-200, not the 55-300 pictured. Big difference.
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Yes, i have so much fun to use all my old lenses (K mount) but first you need to get the right adapter for about $30. You better do some research on pentax forum. They have many tests on different lenses.
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Here are a few of my favorite shots, mostly from the Amazon trip. https://www.flickr.com/photos/51739634@N08/sets/72157651296722820/All the Amazon pictures were taken with my K-30. I've since added the K-3 and have a few samples from that camera as well.
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for action sports you want good ISO performance, good lenses, and fast focusing. The K30 excels in high ISO performance. Pentax lenses are good enough, and the focusing speed is maybe average. Unless you're hoping to spend $3000++ on super fancy lenses, then the K30 should be an excellent choice. I should add that if you're shooting and outdoor sport like football, and its raining, the K30 paired with a weather resistant lens would be a great choice. Weather sealing is only present on much more expensive cameras in other brands.
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Pentax Q body with 5-15 mm f: 2.8-4.5 kit lens ,one battery ,one charger ,neck strap,manuals etc....
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The K-3 is an upgrade from a K-x, which I'd had for three years. I've been very happy with it. I had considered the K-5IIs, but the improved features of the K-3 swayed me. I'm using the kit lenses that came with my K-x, plus a 50mm 1.4 FA that I already had, though I recently purchased an 18-55mm DA WR so I could gift my K-x with the kit short zoom to my son. I have no immediate plans to purchase more lenses. In fact, having purchased LightRoom at the same time I got the K-3, the quality of images I'm getting from my budget lenses is amazing. The K-3 has wonderful shadow detail which LightRoom pulls out very well. The K-3 is an upgrade from a K-x, which I'd had for three years. I've been very happy with it. I had considered the K-5IIs, but the improved features of the K-3 swayed me. I'm using the kit lenses that came with my K-x, plus a 50mm 1.4 FA that I already had, though I recently purchased an 18-55mm DA WR so I could gift my K-x with the kit short zoom to my son. I have no immediate plans to purchase more lenses. In fact, having purchased LightRoom at the same time I got the K-3, the quality of images I'm getting from my budget lenses is amazing. The K-3 has wonderful shadow detail which... » Read More The K-3 is an upgrade from a K-x, which I'd had for three years. I've been very happy with it. I had considered the K-5IIs, but the improved features of the K-3 swayed me. I'm using the kit lenses that came with my K-x, plus a 50mm 1.4 FA that I already had, though I recently purchased an 18-55mm DA WR so I could gift my K-x with the kit short zoom to my son. I have no immediate plans to purchase more lenses. In fact, having purchased LightRoom at the same time I got the K-3, the quality of images I'm getting from my budget lenses is amazing. The K-3 has wonderful shadow detail which LightRoom pulls out very well. « Show Less
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Since this was a used item, it came with whatever the seller offered: two lenses. This particular model, the Pentax K-1000, was one of the best and most flexible, as well as the most reasonable in price at the time. In other words, any used item will be a "one of a kind" in terms of what's in the box. The addition of an almost new leather case was a perk. Did not have a strap, however.
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Yes, it is the same lens sold by Pentax. I confirmed this with the seller when I purchased this camera with 18-135mm lens.
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Mine came with the 55-300 VR lens, read through the included items list to check.
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35mm f2.4 does not need an adapter for K30 and doesn't doesn't come with a lens cap.I recommend the metal leens hood that costs about $8.00. I use that to protect the lens and I also have a uv filter screwed onto the lens cap but probably not necessary. I absolutely love this lens. This lens and the DA55-300 are superb matches to the K30. You will be blessed with a great photo setup with these three items. The 35mm works for me as a wide angle so it is great to shoot photos in your living room or even landscapes. I got some really nice fall foliage shots with the 35mm. Freddy
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Yes, of course, but autofocus is (as always) a combination of camera AND lens. But you don't have to worry unless you are shooting with some esoteric or antique glass, which it doesn't sound like. Oh, and also you probably want the K-50, that's the current model, unless there's a good discount on the 30.
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What I liked about the E300 is comes with everything including two lens. The camera is extremely easy to use.
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Yes it will. The K30, like all of Pentax's digital cameras, will accept any K-mount (bayonet) lens. Just be aware that older lenses may require manual exposure.
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Yes it does, but the sharpness is not there like with just the 55-300 lens . It is a good poor mans telephoto.
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This listing is for Olympus cameras.For Pentax k30, you need the listing labeled for Canon Rebel cameras with cable 1C. Here's the Asin# B004FLE5X8
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I don't have a K3 (sadly), but I do know that this lens is fully compatible with my K5 and K5IIs. Therefore, I am confident that it is fully compatible with your K3. Pentax seems to be a company that avoids incompatibilities between cameras and lenses. I have often wondered where this advice came from - no idea, but I believe it to be either incorrect or based on criteria of which most of us are unaware.
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> D40kit with 18-55 lens PLUS the 55-200 VR lens - 578.40Where did you get the above kit at this price? Thanks.