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 | {{:blog:photography:super-takumar_200mm_f4_pf_a_t_side_43761_.jpg?100|}} | [[https://www.pentaxforums.com/lensreviews/S-M-C-Super-Takumar-200mm-F4.html|Asahi/Pentax Super-Takumar 200mm F/4]] | Yes (original carry case) | Prime (telephoto) | Manual | 200mm | F4 | No | 58mm | Yes | 1965 - 1971 | 2021 | {{:blog:photography:img20211110173453.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211110173518.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211110173528.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211110173547.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211110173618.jpg?50|}} | ((The -other- 200mm Takumar; in F4 format. It's not nearly as bulky as the non-Super/SMC F3.5 lens. This set is in really nice condition with the original carry case, although the top and bottom foam needs replacing.)) |
 | {{:blog:photography:smc_takumar_300mm.jpg?100|}} | [[https://www.pentaxforums.com/lensreviews/S-M-C-Super-Takumar-300mm-F4.html|Asahi/Pentax SMC Takumar 300mm F/4]] | No | Prime (telephoto) | Manual | 300mm | F4 | No | 77mm | Yes (telescopic, built-in) | 1971 | 2021 | {{:blog:photography:img20211117130325.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134109.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134657.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134711.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134726.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134734.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134748.jpg?50|}} {{:blog:photography:img20211117134817.jpg?50|}} | ((Really big, really good condition 300mm/F4 SMC Takumar. Has integrated, telescopic lens hood, a non-original lens cap and the unique tripod collar. The rear mount has a rectangular cutout, which, if you have a full frame sensor camera, will clearly show up on the edge of the images - you will need an adapter that allows this to be align with the body opening. With an APS-C camera this isn't an issue since the sensor is much smaller. Interestingly, on this lens the generic, cheap M42 to EOS mount adapter had a unique issue; it would bind against the aperture control arm, meaning that once you tightened up the adapter, the aperture control was fixed. However a very small adjustment with a file on the inner radius of the adapter ring solved it and it now works perfectly.)) |
+| {{:blog:photography:52268_c90_mak_1_570x380_2x.png?100|}} | [[https://www.celestron.com/products/c90-mak-spotting-scope|Celestron C90]] | Yes | Spotting Scope / Telescope | Manual | 1250mm | F13? | | N/A | Yes | 20xx | 2022 | |
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 | | 3D Printed polar illuminator adapter | 2021 | 2021 | Allows permanent fitting of the Star Adventurer polar illuminator on the front of the L-bracket. From: http://www.astrokraken.fr/accessories-for-skywatcher-star-adventurer-mount-a184487612 |
 | | 3D Printed right-angle viewfinder adapter | 2021 | 2021 | Allows fitting an easily purchased right-angle adapter to the rear of the polar finder... instead of having to bend down constantly when aligning the tracker. From: http://www.astrokraken.fr/accessories-for-skywatcher-star-adventurer-mount-a184487612|
+| | 2x Tele-converter | 2000 | 2021 | 2x zoom adapter for Canon EOS EF/EF-S format cameras. |