QUOTE I would advise you to check the serial-number of the camera before you buy it: only cameras with an SN starting with 38 can be affected; cameras starting with 39 should not have the problem.
QUOTE Oh one final thing someone in NL has one with a S/n starting with 39 which is affected

Yes or no??? I have a serial starting 38 and I don't think I have a problem. So confused. Or do they mean only 38's but not all of them. Or should I return it to SRS to be sure - to be sure

Happy Fest to all our Readers! - Joined the Forum this year and it's a great place to be - Thanks for all the good info. New Years Resolution is go get Photobucket sorted.
Best Wishes

Tim - Great stuff. As I have said before, for me this is real photography. You are reviving a technique that seemed to have died in the late 70's. Which lense was it again

OOO - Prehaps we could have a sweepstake on how many members have actually signed on in the last Month - I'll start with 81

Well the difference in Poll Numbers is getting less. Come on - there must be more than 16 K5 Owners in the Forum - make a Test (if you dare)

Anybody correlating Serial Numbers - as in Train Spotting?

My Serial is 3820*** As I said in the other thread I really can't see anything - but if you look tooo hard the imagination will see anything. For now I think I am lucky

So not everyone

Hi just checked mine at F22 0.6sec at 5000iso using a 50mm 1.4. All clear by the look of it, even when enlarged. DrO, do you think that is a good enough test?

Least you made a better job of it than your guys in Perth