that will learn him.

Your right John and I don't leave them in the pouches when not in use.

Thanks Pete I suspected as much. must learn to read the manual in future.

Well done on your sales mate. Very good price on the 28-70f4

I will pinch and use your listing next time I put something on E-bay

Get some old Takumar lens cases and put some foam in the bottom if they are little loose. But as Hefty says, I would prefer to use a pouch, doesn't take up as much room in your bag.

Thats some serious dollars about 5grand Aust. Love to have a play with it though

Try this site I purchased the nikon (F6) style focusing screen for my K10 and loved it, and cheaper than Katzeye

I was going to get another for my K20 but just recently decided on the Katzeye.

I don't know if it was me, the Katzeye, the camera or lens but I had my DA*300 on for my first shots with the Katzeye installed and found them terribly over exposed, camera set on AV, I had to punch in -1.5 EV comp at 100iso, spot metering.
I haven't had time to investigate it fully, but could it be the screen affecting exposure :

Hells bells, That rocket blower must have a diamond tip on it

I would look at getting the glass filter covering the sensor replaced. I'm not sure what that would cost but it should be significantly cheaper than replacing a sensor. ::

I can see 5 sensor blemishes and if its the one about 2thirds down on the right hand side, then I would call that a significant mark, but I also think its something on the sensor rather than being a scratch.

I have just returned from photgraphing my sons Paintball game and used the DA*50-135 on my K20 exclusively and didn't have any issues with it. I have owned mine for 8 months and never had a problem.