I upgraded to DLSR from a Panasonic bridge-camera and this was done because when out with the family trying to get the shots of the bairns running about ended up with alot of feet or hands just at the edge of frame down to the shutter lag and evf lag, very frustrating.

At the long of the lens I did suffer CA and the smaller sensor not quite as crisp but it was great for 10" prints.

Just realised I wanted more from the whole experience, and still realising my ambitions far out-way ability.

Still available

As title K-r twin lens kit, in good condition, approx 9800 actuations, there is one mark that I can find on the bottom sticker on the body, pictured further down.




Comes with all pictured.

complete list is
K-r
DAL 18-55
DAL 50-200
3 Batteries, 1 x Genuine, 2 x 3rd party
3rd party AA battery adaptor
CD and the manual will be there also, I just remembered where I left it










£225 including courier delivery, will have to find a courier as I believe Royal mail will reject because of the batteries.

I am not back in UK until the weekend, but will be able to post first thing Monday 17th.

Also if anyone wishes to collect (Cumbria) price will be suitably adjusted.

'tis a shame to see you go, best wishes for your future endeavours.

I've got the same thermos cup at the right at home

Currently the one that ticked my current boxes, now I have been playing and realising what floats my boat as such, may well switch at the next upgrade in a couple of years assuming technique and skills improve enough to justify.

Fitted the acmaxx today both fitted well, top screen sits on-top of the LCD as would be expected the rear screan fits inside of the recessed area so adheres to the actual screen (whereas the GGS on my K-r adhered to the body around the screen), anyway it is a good fit size wise, and seems like it will do its job, just a shame on the silver coloured trim (could've done without that bit of bling).

Great macros and something I aspire to nice captures

I don't comment alot on the photo section but there is a definite attraction to these shots, yes as some have mentioned the PP may have been heavy on a few but overall, when I can get to a level like this will be a happy bunny.

Great to see the 55-300 up there in 3rd only bettered by the 2 & 300 DA* for the telephoto