The OP was talking about his K1

K1 is good for 300 k clicks and even that does not mean the shutter dies right then and there. It may or may not. Replacing one is still much cheaper then replacing the camera so it's not all doom and gloom Could not agree more with Nigel - enjoy it. This is why you bought it in the first place.

If the camera won't sell I'd rather have the flucard with it, hence the package in the first place; sorry Lukasz. Cheers.

Congratulations! Hoping to see a lot of your photographs!

According to the headline at the link, this is an exhibit at CP+2017 So we should know more in the next couple of days.

For sale is my Pentax FA 50mm F1.4 Lens. Perfect condition. Purchased a bit over a year ago, used sporadically. GBP175 plus postage. Happy to send anywhere. Boxed with original caps and third party rubber hood.

Great looking bag and well deserved. Enjoy!

Cheers! Enjoy

As much as I love the little camera it just does not get any use next to the K1 so here it goes.

It is in good condition but it wasn't lying on a shelf, it was working - shutter count is 39414; in few places around the body the black paint is gone.
There is a tiny dust/scratch on the viewfinder glass. Not quite sure where but it doesn't affect the photos. Sensor and mirror are both in perfect condition.

Purchased from SRS in November 2015, so still on warranty for another 8 months. Sales receipt will be included.
Comes in original packaging, with charger, battery and unused strap.

Throwing in the Pentax Flu Card as I do not have any use for it.

400GBP +PP. Personal inspection welcome. I'm in North London, do not mind driving a bit whichever direction.

Few phone snaps:

















I do have a kit lens if someone is interested - practically unused Pentax HD DA 18-50mm f/4.0-5.6 DC WR RE that came with my mom's KS2. No box, open to offers.

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As for format, JPGS - I personally save at max quality in Photoshop, then use a JPGMini program to losslessly compress the files before uploading them online. If you are using Wordpress, you can skip this last step as there are WP plugins that will do this for you upon upload or if you prefer: periodically perform the lossless compression on files on the server saving you space, and more importantly, keeping page loading times nice and quick