Showing posts with label Sigma 400mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sigma 400mm. Show all posts

05 January 2008

Some Shots From A Recent Pentax User Meet


Roots Lensbaby 2.0

Just recently a group of Pentax users from the popular Clubsnap photography forum met at the Singapore Botanic Gardens to catch up with one another and do a little shooting together. It was a great chance to meet up with fellow Pentax users and share photographic tips and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Didn't shoot a lot, perhaps because I was chatting too much!


Right Behind You Voigtlander 125mm


The Family Pet Sigma 400mm


Feeding The Fish DA 16-45mm


Pigeon Perch Sigma 400mm


Lotus Voigtlander 125mm


3 Small Flowers Tokina 70-210mm


Ginger Leaves Lensbaby 2.0


Helliconia Voigtlander 125mm

26 September 2007

The Lonely Hunter

Just recently I was fortunate enough to obtain a nearly mint copy of the Sigma 400mm f/5.6 telephoto in PKA mount. Up to now, the longest lens I ever had with a Pentax maxed out at 300mm so it was with some anticipation that I tried out a few shots with this manual focus lens.



Sigma made several versions of this lens, mine being the green finish non-APO version. The overall weight isn't too bad at about 800g and the built-in tripod collar definitely helps. For it's age this discontinued lens still looks very nice.



Took this chance shot of an old neighbourhood cat stalking some small birds. Shot handheld and thanks to the Shake Reduction feature, the image is pretty sharp.