Pentax P30N SLR & Tokina 70-210mm f/4.0 – 5.6 Lens
All cameras are film tested, and any issues found are described below. Any photos you see in the listing are taken with this particular camera.
Lens: Tokina 70-210mm f/4.0 – 5.6 Pentax K Lens
Film speed settings: 25-1600 ISO DX
Film Format: 35mm
Lens Mount: Pentax K
Shutter: B/1to 1/1000 sec
Aperture: f/4.0 to f/32
Focusing: Manual
Light Meter: Battery Powered
Battery: LR44 / SR44 X 2
Flash: Hot Shoe
Year: 1988 - Onwards
Country: Japan
The good:
· For a 35-year-old camera, it is in remarkably good condition.
· Shutter fires well, and tested exposures reveal no timing issues.
· Focus ring is smooth and accurate.
· Film transport arm is smooth and solid.
· Aperture blades move freely.
· Flash hot shoe works as expected.
· Light meter reacts to light well.
The less good:
· The film door release needs to be at a specific angle to allow for operation, due to a missing tooth on the latch. Looking from the rear of the camera, it needs to be around 1 o clock position, as per the photos.
· The viewfinder has a couple of dust spots. This does not affect image quality, nor usability.
· The lens itself has a few specs of dust, but nothing that is noticeable in the final images (see attached sample photos)
· General wear and tear.
You can find a copy of this camera’s manual here: Pentax P30N Manual
Pentax P30N SLR & Tokina 70-210mm f/4.0 – 5.6 Lens
All cameras are film tested, and any issues found are described below. Any photos you see in the listing are taken with this particular camera.
Lens: Tokina 70-210mm f/4.0 – 5.6 Pentax K Lens
Film speed settings: 25-1600 ISO DX
Film Format: 35mm
Lens Mount: Pentax K
Shutter: B/1to 1/1000 sec
Aperture: f/4.0 to f/32
Focusing: Manual
Light Meter: Battery Powered
Battery: LR44 / SR44 X 2
Flash: Hot Shoe
Year: 1988 - Onwards
Country: Japan
The good:
· For a 35-year-old camera, it is in remarkably good condition.
· Shutter fires well, and tested exposures reveal no timing issues.
· Focus ring is smooth and accurate.
· Film transport arm is smooth and solid.
· Aperture blades move freely.
· Flash hot shoe works as expected.
· Light meter reacts to light well.
The less good:
· The film door release needs to be at a specific angle to allow for operation, due to a missing tooth on the latch. Looking from the rear of the camera, it needs to be around 1 o clock position, as per the photos.
· The viewfinder has a couple of dust spots. This does not affect image quality, nor usability.
· The lens itself has a few specs of dust, but nothing that is noticeable in the final images (see attached sample photos)
· General wear and tear.
You can find a copy of this camera’s manual here: Pentax P30N Manual
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