Canon also do an 85mm f/1.2 L USM.

It's the size of a room, costs millions of pounds and has less than 0.1Mpx. It can also only be used on small samples that pass through its observation area.

Surely you are joking?

Italpasta, I'm potentially interested, but would like (much) more information!

In particular, what are you including? Software, cables etc? Batteries? is the Grip a Pentax grip, or Ansmann or other third party? How many shutter clicks has it had? How much is shipping? Where are you based and is it possible to check the camera before buying? What payment methods do you accept?

Also, you are a brand new member to this forum. I don't wish to tarnish the reputation of trust we have here, but I note that you do not yet have any feedback from other transactions with members here. As you are a new member, do you have any feedback on other websites, for example ebay, to show that we can trust you?

Finally, it is always helpful to show pictures of the camera, and normally helpful to give a rough idea of how much you want for it. I'd really like to see some pictures!

The DA70 is the one to get if you are thinking with your head, the FA77 (in silver) is the one to get if you are thinking with your heart.

For me, one of the main reasons I went Pentax was because of the FA limiteds, so I know which one I would go for.

The 150-500 is an HSM lens, so you will need firmware v 1.30 or later to focus the lens.

Are you being paid to be the official photographer?

If you are, then I assume you will be renting/borrowing at least a second body, lenses and flash?

Why do you need a lens for your own wedding? Or are your going to make a stab at wedding photography?

On another note, for that kind of price you might consider the Pentax 50-200 which is £109 new from SRS for the weather resisitant one; or alternatively a Sigma/Tamron 70-300 or the like second hand. SRS also have a bunch of other lenses that might do the job in the used section for around £60.

The Pentax 55-300 is excellent, but is ~£200 second hand.

Please realise, however, that as your built-in flash can only operate in P-TTL mode, it will pre-flash and trigger your flash early - and it may not have enough power left for the exposure-making flash. If using your flash remotely in M or A, use an old cheap manual flash on your camera to trigger.

Just checking you are aware that the built-in flash on the K200 can act as a controller in P-TTL mode?

It's a light American beer. So, no.