£775 + PnP anyone?

I doubt the circuit board would be problematic to cause the loss of a single slot. Both card slots will be controlled by the same IC. If that was fault, the camera wouldn't read from either slot.

My guess is that some dirt/obstruction found itself into the slot and caused a contact to move out of place. Either that or a fault may have caused a fuse to trip for just the one slot. Again that shouldn't impact the other slot.

I wouldn't pay it. An extra £180 gets you a working K-1 with two card slots, and one card slot is enough for your current camera to deliver good shots. Just pretend it's a "Pentax KP Mark II" with a huge sensor!

And if you want a decent K-1ii, you can sell the faulty one and still pay less than £720 total for a good replacement.

The GR (III) is perfect as a travel camera. The IQ is insane and it fits in your pocket despite having a proper DSLR sensor.

Even the viewers want a minty copy to turn it into 'well used' by their own hands!

PM'd on behalf of someone who has been looking for one!

They were from an oddly named company so I doubt it was genuine stock.

Used condition with minor markings, paint rubbing on edges. Quite a satisfying camera to use but I prefer to keep my KP (both aren't used often anyway!) as an APS-C body. Takes excellent shots, it's a great step up from the old K-3 with solid AF performance and a heap of QoL features including that HUGE viewfinder. I bought it used with 124k+ shots and haven't used it all too much beyond the garden and park visits.

All lenses require an AF adjustment of +5 so I've set this using the 'adjust all' feature in the AF fine tune menu. Missing the bottom grip rubber cap (can be purchased for ~£20 direct from Ricoh).

Will come with battery, USB cable and charger (generic), front cap, hotshoe cap. The red/black Pentax strap is a little crumbly so I'll include only if required.

I'm looking for £800 + PnP for it, pictures on request (but can be found on that auction site!)

That looks really interesting although I probably don't wish to get too involved with the process!

Thank you!

The 80-200 should be a relatively simple clean, I'll be having a go in the coming days. Thanks smc