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Get Prepared to Work at Home

When most people decide to work at home, they have visions of how easy and convenient it is going to be, rolling out of bed and rolling up to the computer in your home clothes, or being able to work and still never missing any of their favorite soap operas and talk shows during the day.

Unfortunately, there is a lot more to contend with after making the decision to work at home than no more suits and no more commuting. To work at home successfully, a person needs a great deal of personal motivation and self-discipline.

After all, there is no train you are going to miss and no boss you are going to tick off by showing up late if you can't get yourself out of bed by eight in the morning. Instead, people who work at home have to be their own boss and monitor their own schedule in this regard, which can be difficult if you're used to being motivated by the strict schedule imposed by your office environment.

On the other hand, for many individuals who don't necessarily function optimally during "normal" working hours and who prefer a more alternative approach, the work at home option can be a blessing because it allows them to work at home when it is convenient for them. In many cases, this arrangement will make someone more productive, not less.

Having a flexible working schedule is a home business advantage but it can also lead to failure if not managed properly. If you are planning to work at home, the best thing you can do is to set yourself a few ground rules and make sure you stick to them.

Plan your workdays in advance - know when you are going to get up and start work, when you will break for lunch and when you will quit for the day, just as you would at office. If you work at home, your schedule doesn't have to be the same as it would at the office, but it needs to exist in order for you to be productive.

Set yourself a designated work area where you will work at home and try to keep it as separate from your non-work life as you can. After all, one thing many people who work at home learn quickly is that you don't always appreciate being at home as much when you're not working if you're also at home when you are working.

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Will my manual lenses from my old 35mm non-working camera work on a digital slr body camera?

I have three great working manual lenses from my old Sears SLR 35MM camera. These lenses are Pentex K mount. Will they work on a digital SLR camera body as long as it is also a K mount digital camera.

Yes as long as you get a Pentax dSLR it will work seamlessly. You will be using the lens at manual focus in aperture-priority or manual modes only. Great for those used to the old film SLRs. There is a crop factor to consider due to the digital sensor's smaller size (compared to a frame of film)so that 50mm is no longer normal but short tele and 35mm is just above normal.

Just one warning though. Check (and research about it) if your K-mount lens has the Ricoh pin. That pin may or may not get stuck in the newer dSLR mount while mounting (it will not mount completely if it gets stuck). Do not force the lens out in case it happens. Just look for the thinnest but sturdy plastic sheet you can find and use it to coax the pin down while you twist the lens out. It would be best to find a way to remove that pin or glue it permanently so it won't get in the way.

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