Is this flash compatible with a Pentax K1000? Thanks.
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It can be used with most cameras as a 'stand alone' flash using a trigger setup.
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Yes it works with all Pentax "K" mount cameras. K-30, K-50, K3, K-5,5II,5s, K7 and so on. This is a great lens by the way.
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No. The Pentax K1000 is not a DSLR camera. The D stands for digital camera and the pentax is a film camera. You're better off looking into the Canon Rebel eos. It's DSLR and good for beginners.
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Yes it does work for Pentax. Since it's not an actual flash and the cold-foot that fits into the hot-shoe is universal it will likely fit any camera with a hot-shoe. You do not even need to attach it to the hot-shoe if you have another way to secure the power pack part of it. It will fit/work on almost any lens since it works bases on the filter thread size and not the make/model. It's not very bright for macro's though. In order to get proper exposure at f/11 I had to go to ISO1600 @ 1/30th. This should be fine if you are using a tripod and your subject doesn't move. Since it doesn't need to be on the hot-shoe I will likely be attaching a standard flash with a DIY Diffuser and have the Ring-light on as Fill Light.
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I think it's compatible with all Pentax cameras with k-mount lens mounts. However it's not a very crisp lens, great for novelty shots, but that was all I found it useful for. I bought it for real estate and it was useless for that. I love the 12mm-24mm ultra wide though
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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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I am not sure ... Look in your K-30 manual under accessories . If it calls for a Pentax remote type F this remote WILL work .
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As long as your Ashahi lenzes have wat is known as the "K" mount it will work. The Nikon is not the issue, I would compare your lenz to that of the Pentax K1000. Hope that helps.
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I have no clue. I have a Pentax and while I'm sure the connection is universal, I don't know if the "smart" features of your camera work with this flash. Mine didn't, so I returned it.
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HiI purchased a Sigma flash for a Pentax camera. Not too sure if the canon configuration will work on the k5 - I doubt very much it would.All the best
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Hello Brian...I'm very sorry, but I wouldn't know if this diffuser will work with Pentax K-x. You'll have to Google it or check out Youtube.
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Sorry I don't know about compatibility with Pentax. I have had other Sigma products which have been reliable.
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Yes, should be, it's a standard Pentax "K-mount" lens with both an aperture ring and an Auto setting. I don't own a K-r, but it works nicely on my K-x, my K-30, and my old Pentax ME-Super film camera! It should work on pretty much any standard Pentax [D]SLR ever made. I think the "Q" and K01 (mirrorless) may be different though.
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It works perfectly with both of Pentax DSLR cameras. Sigma does have the same flash for Nikons and should work well. Not sure aboutbremote use.
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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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I'm not sure. I am using it with my Canon EOS 7D. It clicks into the pop-up on camera flash. It would need to fit with the on camera flash on your Pentax. It should say somewhere in the product info what it is compatible with. It sure is handy to use when I don't want to mess with my flash attachment but also want to soften fall off flash.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can work for Pentax K-30, K-50. Thanks in advance.