Anyone interested in telescope lens? (650-1300 f8-16)

[fixit]

I got some of telescope lens can be fitted to any dslr.
This is an example
http://img03.taobaocdn.com/bao/uploaded/i3/T1d74nXbxLXXbq0XQT_010543.jpg_sum.jpg
Any interest in buying one for shooting birds or other animals?

[Love Photos]

What are you offering, fixit? many thanks

[PureKiwi]

nice to meet you to fixit first post is to try an pawn things off smells like spam to me

[HUNTD]

Give you a dollar for it

[fokker]

buck fifty

[talan]

Ahh, I don't mind really if it's just something the guy does on the side. Not too sure about the demand here but I guess if people want it, then they'll enquire :D

[fixit]

That's right. I have a good source of these lens. I think if there is a demand here I may import some. One of my friend recommanded this forum to me. He think it might help to do a reserach here.

These lens are BOWER branded (USA). The 650-1300 with T mount adaptor will be around $600nzd and a 500mm marco will be around $350nzd.

Here are some description of the 650-1300. There are also other specs available. If you think this is spam please ignore it. I just want to see is there a market here.

This extreme 650-1300mm f/8-16 Manual Focus Lens from Bower is an economical way to achieve some ultra-telephoto photography, all the way up to 1300mm. This is a T-mount lens, which means that aperture is not communicated to or controlled by the camera body, and as such must be used only in aperture-priority autoexposure mode (if your camera has it) or in the manual exposure mode. There are T-mounts available for every modern DSLR system as well as for most older film cameras and even C-mount cameras.
It will work on both "full frame" digital cameras as well as the smaller-format APS-C (15 x 22mm) cameras, but has only one effective aperture at any focal length, which varies from f/8.0 at 650mm to f/16.0 at 1300mm. That's not much of a hinderance, however, as you'd likely use this lens at its relatively small maximum aperture in any case.
This lens requires bright light and a high ISO setting on the camera to get a fast shutter speed (or fast film in a film camera), and needs a sturdy tripod or monopod, but can deliver very sharp results if used properly.
• Incredible zoom range • Multi-coated elements reduce flare and increase light transmission • White barrel helps reduce heat buildup • Aperture is fixed-position, but only varies based on focal length • Deep lens shade with matted, dark internal coloring • Tripod mount upon lens barrel

[welly]

This thread looks familiar!

http://www.hellophoto.co.nz/showthread.php?p=14559

Almost identical, in fact!

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Oh, and a review:

http://www.epinions.com/review/pr-Phoenix_Zoom_Telephoto_650-1300mm_f_8-16_Manual_Focus_Lens_T-Mount_Required/content_105195015812

No, not the same brand but it'll have come out of the same factory.