Just in case anyone's after one, there's three K20D bodies on the Pentax UK fleabay shop link

Go to the Ebay reviews section, search for KR Mount. Someone has done a blow-by-blow tutorial with photos on how to do it. I've done three Ricoh 50mm lenses for a work colleague and it was quite easy. Just have a well-lit place to sit and work, a couple of lens caps for the screw, and some time without being disturbed. The second one you'll do with your eyes closed*

*not literally, please don't close your eyes

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Just like I said in another thread, they have no smart cookies at the top; and none in their advertising dept., it seems!

Apologies, didn't mean to sound defensive at all. There was SO much excellent advice coming my way, just wanted to reiterate that the requirement was size

Graham wot's been told size is important, but I don't listen to her!

They're beautiful!

Splendid!

She's adorable, in a slightly frightening way

It's really is entirely about size. AF indicators aren't that important to me or indeed the number of points. I tend to use MF for 90 percent of the time anyway, but at the moment I don't have any AF glass anyway. The K-m has tons more 'features' than I'd actually use already. What I'm trying to get away from is my tendency to not bother taking a camera with me when I go out as I've always got my hands full with three to six dogs, so my camera needs to be as small and light as possible. The camera I need doesn't exist yet, so in the meantime I'm trying to make do with the best small camera I can find.

Yeah, I can see the sense in that, but it was a size thing.

SRS Microsystems, just short of twenty quid, postage free if you give them your username from here. Order it now, you'll have it in no time

Is that the extra 'lumps and bumps' and a slidey bit similar to K-mount? If so, no, the nearest the M42 Sonnar got to 'modern' was the electric version for PLC/LLC etc Prakticas, which had three electrical contacts.