Where to buy a K10D ?

Bob B
Posted 27/04/2007 - 18:39 Link
Hi Folks,

A quick question from a newbie....

After 25 years + of 35mm photography, I've decided to join the digital age and splash out on a K10D. However, do you have any recommendations about who to buy from ?

Looking around the best prices (including the 18 - 55mm kit lens) appear to be at Park Cameras, Calumet and Jacob's - Park are a bit cheaper but Calumet & Jacob's both have shops in Nottingham so I can go in and hassle if required !!

Whilst I'm here, are there any good books on Digital photography and the differences to 35mm that you'd recommend ?

Thanks
Mongoose
Posted 27/04/2007 - 18:47 Link
SRS Microsystems in Watford. Can't recommend them highly enough.

click here
Ammonyte
Posted 27/04/2007 - 19:43 Link
I'll second that vote
Tim the Ammonyte
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K10D & sundry toys
http://www.ammonyte.com/photos.html
Mannesty
Posted 27/04/2007 - 19:58 Link
Me too. Checkout their prices at www.srsmicrosystems.co.uk
Peter E Smith - flickr Photostream
Hyram
Posted 27/04/2007 - 21:45 Link
Quote:
SRS Microsystems in Watford. Can't recommend them highly enough.

click here
I agree.

Chris @ SRS has very competitive prices and is extremely helpful.
Hyram

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MattMatic
Posted 27/04/2007 - 21:52 Link
Quote:
Whilst I'm here, are there any good books on Digital photography and the differences to 35mm that you'd recommend ?
The big trouble with going digital is that you take on the process of capturing, developing, artistic control and printing. It's quite a lot to master

One main thing to bear in mind - digital is much like slide film in terms of exposure - but there's a lot you can do after the capture. Best thing is, once you get hold of the K10D, to slam through a few hundred shots and just get the feel of it all.

There's plenty of guides out there on the 'net, and there's many suggestions here on this forum
Matt
http://www.mattmatic.co.uk
(For gallery, tips and links)
dexteruk
Posted 28/04/2007 - 03:03 Link
Quote:
Mongoose wrote:
SRS Microsystems in Watford. Can't recommend them highly enough.

click here
I agree.

Chris @ SRS has very competitive prices and is extremely helpful.
Absolutely 100%. Chris is excellent - I'm looking to pick up a K10D (possibly in next couple of weeks) and I'm not even going to look around elsewhere - you *might* beat the price importing from Hong Kong (which isn't a bad thing per se) but you won't beat the service that way.

Last camera bought from Chris (last minute birthday present a lad at work needed) was ordered at 3pm on a friday and was in his hands by lunchtime on the sat - and at a very reasonable price.
Bob B
Posted 06/05/2007 - 08:03 Link
Thanks - it appears to be a unanimous recommendation for Chris at SRS - I'll give him a call.
Tyr
Posted 06/05/2007 - 11:07 Link
www.warehouseexpress.co.uk are also very good, reliable and fast.

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