It looks like a simple DOF issue to me too. Sadly there is no EXIF info available for your image, so no clues there.

What point in this image did you think you were focussing on?

A similar principle to this lens I guess. It was designed to be used with the Pentax MEF body I believe.

Granada, specifically, the Alhambra Palace and the Albaicin gypsy quarter. Stunning.

There seems to be plenty of 645 to K adapters on ebay for about £45.00 with free postage from HK.

I've had a reply from Robin at Harrow Technical, he is sending one to me.

This thread can be removed now.

Most of today's reality TV shows rely on the contestants greed, either for money or success. This listing is relying on that same greed.

All the information is there to say that this is a con, but only if the buyer wants to see it.

In this case, the buyer has seen only Canon 7D and lens for £500.00.

The best learned lessons in life are the expensive ones. You only make those mistakes once.

I have a Pentax ME with the common problem of the wind-on lever not clicking into the closed position. The leaf spring that holds the wind-on lever in the closed position has broken and I’ve failed 2 attempts to repair it. I've removed the broken part so the camera is usable without fear of it jamming, but I'd like to get it back to normal as I've recently replaced all the light seals.

Can anybody here supply a replacement spring, preferably a new one?

AsahiPhoto don't have any and I'm waiting to hear from Harrow Technical. If anybody has contact details for Mike Spencer or any other reliable Pentax spares supplier in UK, I'd be grateful.

This is about the best reference site for Pentax K mount equipment, including lenses. No prices though.

I agree with giofi. If you are hoping to see the Aurora Borealis, I think you'll be glad of that extra stop. However, if the range 50-135mm is not appropriate for that scenario, leave it behind.

Maybe, but how many of your digital images do you print and place in a presentation wallet? I'm guessing none.

I'm happy using just one medium, digital, of which I can make as many copies as I like/need and there won't be any arguments as to who gets what after I'm gone.