Just an observation, the Designer Pouch: "..., and offers stylish protection for your K-01 camera."

Protection from what? Certainly not rain, or falls - perhaps it's form envious glances

Even the K10D could do that at 3.5FPS!

Lens received, in great condition and massive! Better start training for holding/carrying/using it!

My main use is as a portable movie player, though I did get my first Archos (had a 250GB hard drive) as a photo back up device for a two week holiday in Florida! Also allowed me to review photos, including RAW and video up to 720p 24fps (though have to purchuse an add-on software pack for this feature)!

The device has proved invaluable and also (due to the 500GB hard drive) acts as a 3rd line of backup for my photos and video!

I was going to leave mine at home, especially if I decide to take the 50-135. Though it is tennis, so I might take the 18-135 for the faster focus.

My point was that you need to think about it and measure the lens fully extended as I am sure that security will be scanning the crowd!

I use one of these: Archos 48 with one of these: Battery dock and a USB SD Card adaptor!

Works well for me!

I am asuming that the size restriction will include any attached lens hood! Just a thought!

Wireless-n at 300mbs is not too bad! Can also use wired to the router.

USB 3 is fast, very fast! Key criteria when I upgraded my PC kit.

I kept all my film negatives, so I keep all my RAW files too! Though, that said, I do delete that ones taht are just no good, i.e. my feet, the inside of the lens cap....

I generally file negatives in a separate sub directory from the JPGs. Everything is backed up to an external drive. Since you can buy drives of several TBs, and connect them to a wireless router as a network drive, you have lots of storage options avaliable. Also a 1TB hard drive is only about £60-£70.

The K7 is also a great camera and performs well with older lenses (M and A), though an FA lens will be fully compatable.

The K7 was the model released before the K5, it has video but does not perform in low light as well as the K5 but is a great camera, fast and responsive. I would expect you would be able to find one second hand for a good price, they even come up occationally in the Classified section on this forum.

One point to note is that the DSLR crop factor for Pentax is 1.5x. What this means is that the FA 50mm 1.4 will give the same pictures as a 75mm f2 lens would on your ZX-5. i.e. there is both a 'magnification' factor and a depth of field factor.