I have an older S&F (Street and Field) Reporter 300 AW bag which will hold the gear you've listed but not with a lens fitted to the camera.

The body + grip (if you have one) would sit in the middle compartment leaving you four other places for your 3 lenses and a flash, but that's it. It will not hold any more.

Hope that helps.

Leading/Trailing curtain will work, as will (H)igh & (L)ow manual. TTL auto will not work because the Later Pentax DSLR's don't support TTL flash control. Only the *istD and *istDS will support TTL.

It's an excellent flash in all respects and will teach you how to use a flash properly, in manual. It can also be used as an off camera flash if connected via a 5P cable and hot shoe adapter.

Four on ebay at the mo.

The battery indicator shows the level of the battery in use at the time. From memory, the camera will still cease to function when one battery is depleted. Power off, then on again to use the alternate battery.

The grip power switch has no affect on battery use as far as I know, it only switches on/off the other controls.

I don't. When it became necessary, I bought a bigger bag. Now all I need is a stronger wife to carry it.

When she can't manage the full payload, I take:-
K20D + grip, DA12-24, DA*16-50, DA*60-250, DA*300, F 1.7x AF T/C, FA100mm Macro, AF540FGZ + Stofen Omnibounce + Lumiquest Softbox, AF160FC.

Accessories include, grey card, tripod, IR remote (in grip), water.

All this tucked into a Lowepro Fastpack 350. My other bag is a Tamrac Expedition 7+.

I have a separate belt pouch with light meter, spare batteries, cards, level, cable release, torch, knife, Arctic Butterfly, cleaning cloth. This prevents me from having to keep swapping these items between bags, and I always know where they are at all times.

PS: I was only joking about my dear wife.

I think you've missed Chris's point by several miles. Check carefully the spelling of each word in your previous post (Chris has left a clue in his). In a post where you make any kind of comment about spelling and/or grammar, it's best that you make 100% certain that your own house is in order before doing so.

You might need one or more of these

It must be a problem with PSE6 in that case.

Open a suspect image with PhotoMe and see what lens it thinks was fitted.

I've decided to keep most of these lenses since I discovered today that the DA*55 SDM that I bought to replace the F/FA lenses is SDM or manual focussing only, no screw drive focussing.

I will have a SMCP-M 50mm 1:1.4 lens available after 1st jan 2010 if anybody is interested.

I can't put a price on it because I haven't seen what condition it's in.

Feliz navidad a todos.

Keep safe this yule tide and show us your best (and worst) moments in the new year.

I have a feeling that 2010 will be 'The year of the Pentax'.