OK I concede

Lovely area though isn't it, also across Inkpen/Coombe way is great too

@RobE17, I would recommend you look out for one, I'm very pleased with mine. You probably know it looks very similar to the FA50 f/1.4.

He he, actually the reverse
mine were taken late October (25th)

Chris, I came from Oly to Pentax via the K20D and now I have the K-7.

One of my main criteria was also weather resistance together with image quality.

You will not be disappointed with either the K20D or K-7, I can testify

I'm enjoying my recently acquired FA28 for landscapes, inexpensive, consistently sharp across the frame with nice contrast and colour rendition.
Here are some examples from a recent walk through Lord Lloyd Webber's patch (north Hants / South Berks Downs)

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[IMG]http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/273/imgp4423.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/5150/imgp4440a.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/5964/imgp4443l.jpg[/IMG]

Yes that not a problem the K-x has Diopter adjustment for the view finder.

If it helps use SanDisk Extreme III 8GB and it works without limitations (unless the sensor overheats).

Welcome back Rob

James, if you already have a registered copy of CaptureOne4 you are able to install it and operate on two computers (two activations).
I have it installed and running on both my desktop PC and my small 11z laptop.

No you're not the only one Gareth

Probably an obvious thing to say but if the size and weight of your gear is a consideration the 50-200 is a very compact unit for it's range. The 50-200 is not much larger than the 18-55.