i bought a sigma EM 140 DG (Canon EOS) a year ago, by mistake. will it work on pentax K10.
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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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If it is not for Pentax, you can not use. Since new Added for Pentax, please consider
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Very doubtful, unless the hotshoe is configured the same as for a Pentax. They're usually proprietary.
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Can not.PA-PTTL PENTAX ELECTRONIC FLASH MACRO EM-140 DGIs required to be.https://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/flash_and_accessory/flash/flash_140dg_match.html
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Sure - it will fit all Pentax digitals. Actually, it will fit all Pentax K-mount cameras - as long as you don't mind shooting wide open for the film units.
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You'll be able to use all your old Pentax lenses. If they're screw mount you'll need to get an adapter. Good ones (Original Pentax) run about $20 on ebay or you get one from the Pentax Online Store for $30.95.I suspect the metering will work but you may have to change some camera settings. You'll have to stop the lens down, then the camera will set the shutter speed. At least that's how it works with my Pentax *istD and screw mount lenses. If you're using K-mount lenses the same applies. With my camera I do get an "in focus" indicator in the viewfinder when I use manual K-mount lenses. You can download the manual for free from www.pentaximaging.com. Go to the Support section. You'll be able to use all your old Pentax lenses. If they're screw mount you'll need to get an adapter. Good ones (Original Pentax) run about $20 on ebay or you get one from the Pentax Online Store for $30.95.I suspect the metering will work but you may have to change some camera settings. You'll have to stop the lens down, then the camera will set the shutter speed. At least that's how it works with my Pentax *istD and screw mount lenses. If you're using K-mount lenses the same applies. With my camera I do get an "in focus" indicator in the viewfinder when I use... » Read More You'll be able to use all your old Pentax lenses. If they're screw mount you'll need to get an adapter. Good ones (Original Pentax) run about $20 on ebay or you get one from the Pentax Online Store for $30.95.I suspect the metering will work but you may have to change some camera settings. You'll have to stop the lens down, then the camera will set the shutter speed. At least that's how it works with my Pentax *istD and screw mount lenses. If you're using K-mount lenses the same applies. With my camera I do get an "in focus" indicator in the viewfinder when I use manual K-mount lenses. You can download the manual for free from www.pentaximaging.com. Go to the Support section. « Show Less
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Yes, they do work. I have a Pentax K20 and it works just fine. You have to go into the software of the camera to insure that the camera picks up the lens.I just looked up the steps on the internet to do it. Also, like Fred stated make sure that your camera is the K-mount not any other mount or it will not fit or work.
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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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Yes. The beauty of Pentax DSLR's is that they will accept all K-mount Pentax lenses ever produced. I myself have a 25 year old manual focus 50mm M f/1.4 lens I use on this camera.
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I have used the old K1000 lenses (pentax 50mm lens it came with and an off brand telephoto) on my pentax k-3 with no issue. It is all manual, so I have to take a guess at metering, and of course no auto focus, but it works, it mounts and produces nice results. You will have to have knowledge of manual metering to produce the results you want.
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Yes you can use it on all Pentax DSLRs including the upcoming Pentax K-3. Have fun.
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Well.... Guesing that you are looking for and M42 to K adapter for pentax, you can search here at amazon or outside, there are many. And the K5 is capable to use an M42 lens with the right adapter.
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I do not know if it will work on your Pentax, I am useing it on a Cannon and it works fine-it is pretty simple-and it may work on almost anything but I do not know for sure.
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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 bought and returned lens years ago and moved on to a Nkion system. I had problems with the lens back-focusing on the K10 which had no way of adjusting the focus in camera, so be aware of this issue depending on which body you have. As I recall, the lens was new in Pentax box with warranty. I would check the return policy just in case.
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I do not know if this is compatible with the K50. I have used it on a K10D and my current K30. Are you aware of the Pentax Forum? Based in the UK, worldwide participation, funded by member contributions. Try http://www.pentaxforums.com/ and see what you can find out. I highly recommend the product. AA batteries are everywhere and chargers for the proprietary Pentax battery are not. John Blair
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Yes this will work with the Pentax K-x. All the latest Pentax DSLR (except the 645D and Q series) use the same mount. So it will fit and function as it should (as well as Sigma programming allows). You may not have some of the exif info that you would have used a Pentax made lens but beyond that you shouldn't have any problems.
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Yes. It works on the K30, followed by the K50, followed by the K500, which is what I have it on. That is the direct lineage of these entry level cameras from Pentax in the last few years.
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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 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!