Ha.
Might have guessed that even Amazon's "big" discounts are bettered elsewhere.

Hi,

Hope these help someone on a budget.

Amazon says Q10+ 5-15mm lens is 64% off of RRP of £379.99

link

Sadly I already have too many cameras (and I need my viewfinders or EVFs) - although this does look like a cute and portable camera.

Also the Pentax MX1 is on offer at £233.80, down from £399.99 RRP.

link

Regards,
John

Pentax 35mm F2.8 Macro Lens arrived and in lovely condition.
Thanks David.
Now off to bother some flowers, bees and small things - at lunch break.
Kind regards,
John

Hi John,

I'm definitely interested in NDs in almost any filter size - and the darker the better. Say ND4 or ND8 and higher.

Not so interested in grad NDs though.

Just noticed that my recently purchased pancake limiteds are 49mm filter thread, so even interested in that size too.

Regards,
John

Hi John,

Any ND filters? - especially larger or darker ones.

Also interested in larger size star or cross filters.

Thanks for checking.
John

DBG-4 grip arrived safely and well packaged. Lovely condition - looks like new.

Thank you, Danny, for a smooth transaction.

Regards from,
John

Right angle finder arrived well packaged, safe and in mint condition.

Very happy with this purchase. Thank you Jon,

Regards,
John

PM sent and reply received RE: right angle finder.

SLRHut do seem to be reasonably well rated web company on TrustPilot:
http://www.trustpilot.co.uk/review/slrhut.co.uk

Generally some good to excellent reviews, but with a few very bad.

Not really surprising that the UK address is a mail forwarding company - given that the company actually operates from overseas - although I cannot see from where that is.

I do sympathize with their ethos, i.e. saving us from the dreaded MRSP that every camera manufacturer ramps up especially for the UK market, when other countries (e.g USA) often get *much* cheaper deals.

However they could be a lot more up-front about the fact that they have no physical presence in the UK and that it will cost you a moderate sum of money if your item turns out to be faulty.

They really should also give a legitimate world-wide address so that everyone knows where they are trading from. This mailbox thing just looks so disreputable - especially in the litter strewn street seen in the Streetview image.

You have a PM.