Phoenix 500mm f8 for Pentax K  type_On Camera Flash and the "de-clicked" aperture control

and the "de-clicked" aperture control is stiff enough not to slip out of its setting unintentionally

rocket or a complete set of golf clubs for wee folk

with a camera plate about 3cm across

I have no idea what Chinon was thinking when they designed the Handyzoom 5001

The Minolta Hi-Matic AF2 is a camera from that transitional period between the manual-focus compact rangefinder era of the 70s and the full-auto point-and-shoot scene of the mid 80s

Phoenix 500mm f8 for Pentax K &nbsptype_On Camera Flash and the "de-clicked" aperture controlYour typical "long tube with a couple of elements in it" telephoto, this simple lens actually does a pretty decent job, if you don't mind the length (it's about 32cm long.) This lens is fully manual, including aperture stop down; the upside is that while it's provided with a Pentax K mount, it's actually an interchangeable T mount lens, so if you want to move it to another camera system, it's just a simple matter of switching out the mount adapter. In