why don't you get hold of a couple small key rings and fit them into the camera lugs :

I have one , Its called the remote control F link
Tiny little thing thats easily lost.
If you have a grip for your K10/K20 you can store the remote inside the grip, very handy indeed.

Thanks Matt I knew you would enlighten me

Thats useful info cheers

I have a Lowepro wide neoprene strap with quick release clips and its the most comfortable and convienient strap I have ever used. Its also pricey but worth it.

Just on flash voltages, I got to have a look inside a dismantled K10D and noticed the flash capaciter (Is that what you call it?) Its what looks like a AA battery and is used for storing the charge for the flash.
Written on it is 330volts, so I am assuming that is the max discharge of the flash. I would expect then that 330volts is the max trigger voltage a K10 can handle before it harms the camera.

Matt will probably be able to shed more light on it than I. (no pun intended)

I have the A version of this lens and as John says its very compact and sharp.
I used it a few times on my K100D and it gave excellent results, I haven't used it for a while now as I prefer AF (old eyes)

I paid AU$260 for it.

An M version sold here last week for AU$162 link

Heres an FA version for you too lust over link

Where do you suppose the bidding will stop on this one. :

Mac, I think thats you in the photo in no.4 also

Very nice shots also

All taken with the K20 with the Pentax 100mm D-FA + tubes

I think the jumping spider has to be the most photogenic of all the spiders

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The Fly

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Great shots considering the bleary day.
I like no.5

The Jets in no.4 look very familiar, has someone posted them before. ChrisA perhaps :