thanks blackplanet - sweet spot is f4!

Sigma 30mm is back for sale.

Sigma 30mm f1.4 provisionally sold pending payment

good pictures, straight out of the camera meaing you shoot in JPEG?
i can't help but notice the animals all look very sad

price update.

Pentax HD 15mm f4, boxed, mint £305 (transferable warranty from SRS)
Sigma 20mm f1.8 DG (=full frame compatible), no box, good, front Sigma cap, generic rear one, includes pouch £270
Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC, boxed, mint, includes Hoya filter £175
Tamron 28-75mm f2.8, boxed, mint - sold
Pentax FA 50mm f1.4, boxed, very good condition, the box not so good, generic caps £140

here are the pics:
15mm HD DA:



20mm f1.8, will include pouch, front cap Sigma. rear cap generic:



30mm f1.4, will include Hoya 62mm filter:



50mm f1.4, in good condition, the box not so much, generic front and read caps:



28-75 f2.8 is provisionally sold

bump - i will take some pictures this wkd.
you can make me some offers if you think the prices are too high?!

Monday morning bump - price include delivery

ok, after a few months of LBA I realise i never use my camera so selling most of the lenses. All prices include tracked & insured delivery from Germany.

Pentax HD 15mm, boxed, mint £315 (transferable warranty from SRS)
Sigma 20mm f1.8 DG (=full frame compatible), no box, good, £280
Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC, boxed, excellent, £180
Tamron 28-75mm f2.8, boxed, mint £180
Pentax FA 50mm f1.4, boxed, good £145

Might consider some swap for the 16-85mm which would then possibly trigger selling the Tamron 17-50mm f2.8 (mint)

Payment by Paypal UK (in GBP) or UK bank transfer (in GBP). Photos of the lens or taken with the lens available, just ask me.

thanks

bump - still haven't posted some pics but it's in perfect condition, with box etc..

reduced to £185 / 250 euros

hello,
what lens do you currently own?
if you already have a wide angle (or kit lens), i would suggest renting the 50-135 instead, great coverage for portraits! if you want to go with one single lens i would probably go with the 17-70, maybe not as good quality but i think the 50-70 range is key, with the 16-50 you might get frustrated at times.
congrats to your bro.

i just came back from a wedding where i shot with the 15mm and tamron 28-75 f2.8 (which i had bought specifically for the event, great coverage), but my favourite is to take pics at the party with fisheye and flash