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  • NickPapageorgio
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2004
    • 8323

    #1

    Photographers...

    I picked up a vintage Pentax K1000 Asahi today circa 1977-78 in immaculate shape for $60 with a Vivitar 2X Tele Converter Coupler. From what I understand this camera is a very nice one and takes awesome shots. Anyone have any experience with them? Thanks in advance.
  • Babagirls
    Text Writer
    • Feb 2001
    • 18812

    #2
    not a photographer

    just wanted to say.....

    i did that.....

    now im gone....*poof*




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    • Red Ezra
      redezra.com
      • May 2004
      • 4678

      #3
      K1000 was the favorite choice of photo students - easy to use and affordable.

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      • pimpin
        Confirmed User
        • Jun 2004
        • 565

        #4
        old school in the house.

        That's gotta be the easiest camera to learn the basics of photography on. . . (technically speaking because you can't teach someone to see like an artist/photographer). Good luck.

        i think pentax needs to come out with a d-1000. The be-all for cheap mofos in digital slrs.
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        • Donny
          As you wish...
          • May 2002
          • 13754

          #5
          Now take yourself and the camera to the local Junior College and enroll in some photography classes. You'll never fully appreciate the camera until you have a good working knowlege of photography. When you do, you'll love it.

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          • Dax
            Confirmed User
            • Apr 2002
            • 3161

            #6
            That is the most popular and best selling camera in history. Basic as it gets and works good!

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            • DeanCapture
              Haters & Trolls SUCK!
              • Dec 2002
              • 9275

              #7
              Pentax K1000 used to be the standard "film camera" used to learn photography with. It was inexpensive, had all the manual controls and the pentax glass was sharp as a tack. My first camera was a Pentax K1000 and I bought it from Sears about 15 years ago

              Most professionals don't shoot the K1000 because it is just not going to hold up to industrial usage. But if you are going to shoot it as a hobby - you should be just fine. You can buy used lenses for it cheap on Ebay......

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              • Joesho
                want to get in shape
                • Jan 2003
                • 12329

                #8
                Testing...
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                • Doctor Dre
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Jan 2001
                  • 51692

                  #9
                  Originally posted by pimpin
                  old school in the house.

                  That's gotta be the easiest camera to learn the basics of photography on. . . (technically speaking because you can't teach someone to see like an artist/photographer). Good luck.

                  i think pentax needs to come out with a d-1000. The be-all for cheap mofos in digital slrs.
                  Actually when you go in photo school they teach you angles light etc
                  Originally posted by rayadp05
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                  • pimpin
                    Confirmed User
                    • Jun 2004
                    • 565

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Doctor Dre
                    Actually when you go in photo school they teach you angles light etc

                    Sure, but can you teach style, creativity and talent.
                    Training in the tools and technical skills isn't the same imho.



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