Sold to @PintofDog. Hope you enjoy it and get more use than I did!

Bump still available @loadoftripe inched towards it but decided to hold firm in the face of temptation!

Bump - no offers in the next week and it'll go on fleabay.

Bump and looking at realised prices on fleabay may have been a bit optimistic there!

New price

£900 all-in including RMSD and the filters.


Looks a bit more in the right area!

Cheers

HI Mike I've put my 70-200 up but think I have to adjust price looking at current prices on ebay!

Yeah I was surprised to get a doorbell on a Sunday from Postman Pat.

Received a day early in perfect nick, and very well packed thanks Mike.

Just to add if anyone wants some other shots like brick walls off a tripod and what have you then let me know.

Not using enough so dived in to pick up mike_p's 60-250 DA* that will do for these focal lengths and take up less space on the shelf!

Absolutely mint no faults whatsoever. Originally bought from SRS. If you're looking you'll know what you're getting - a complete beast of a lens.

Included:

Lens, original hood and caps
ND filter, Polariser, Skylight as shown - I don't have a lens to fit these now and when you think of the size of the front element will save you a few bob!
Original soft case

Not included:

Original box. (Will pack well in bubble wrap)

£1099 including RMSD.

Snap of bee on the flower in the garden today, others at other times. The bridge is at 1/80 which shows how well the K3 ii IBIS works!

Thanks Mike looking forward to getting it. Will be putting up my 70-200 f2.8 D-FA* soon that wasn't getting enough use and this can replace in the kit bag!

Going back to the original post, my favourite lens on film was the K 35mm F3.5, which was my 'bolted on' standard lens. Not so useful on APS-C where the compositional options aren't there on FOV.

All the samples I've seen of this on digital including what I've shot show this to be just as sharp as it looks on film.

I know, it's not a zoom...