Excellent condition Kata DR 466 rucksack which has separate compartments for DSLR, Lens and a 15" inch Laptop. It comes with all the sub-divider and a rain coat for the rucksack. No scuff mark or tearing, only some 2 very small pen (?) marks inside the bag because the inner lining is bright yellow.
It is a very good quality backpack, one of the best I have tried, it is a shame but I have to sell it. RRP is £75.


Price £38+£7 postage.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

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The Kata DR-466 Digital Rucksack has been designed to carry up to two digital SLR cameras with mounted lenses, 3-4 additional lenses, a flash, a small laptop, additional accessories as well as some personal gear. The DR-466 digital rucksack features Kata's unique TST RIB protection system, making it sturdy and durable. The padded camera insert section can hold a DSLR, 1-2 lenses, a flashgun and small accessories, but can be removed to convert the whole bag into a daypack. The Kata DR-466 also features a laptop compartment, external pockets with zip closing, a water bottle/tripod support and an all-weather elements cover. The bag includes a chest strap and waist belt to aid comfort when wearing the bag, and the DR-466 is compatible with the optional Kata Insert-Trolley.
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I would be content just with a lovely lens

From Amazon:
"A lot of people have a tough time choosing between DA 70mm Limited and the FA 77mm Limited. Both lenses have their merits, but I ended up going with the DA 70mm for a few reasons...

DA 70mm pros:
- Much faster autofocus.
- Much less CA (chromatic aberrations) and purple fringing.
- Much cheaper.
- Still works on film bodies, but you need a body that supports aperture controls.

FA 77mm pros:
- About 1 stop faster (f/1.8 vs f/2.4).
- Has an aperture ring so it works on all Pentax 35mm film bodies as well as digital.
- General consensus that the bokeh is better.
- Slightly longer reach.

Both lenses are sharp and render images beautifully, so as you can see, it really depends on what you want from the lens.

Since I wanted this lens for candid portraits, I needed the much faster autofocus capabilities. I also figured that I wouldn't shoot at f/1.8 much anyways since I find it difficult to work with such a small depth of field when shooting portraits. While most people find the FA 77mm's bokeh to be better, the 70mm still produces very pleasing bokeh. It's just different.

All in all, the DA 70mm seemed like a much better deal to me and I don't regret buying it over the FA 77mm at all. "

That is my main concern

Yes if you can I would appreciate that!

It is mainly for portraits, as the manual 50mm is slow (Or I am slow at it!)

can you post the link please

Thanks guys, that was my doubt! thought I would have lose something from f1,7 to f2,4. I forgot the effect of a tele on the bokeh!
the link shows really good photos (could not find any at f2,4, by the way).
I read quite a few review, all positive, it looks a very good lens.

This lens should be very sharp, but is not the bokeh "limited" being the aperture "only" f2,4?
Thanks

Thanks for the help, but probably all dedicated backpacks have not enough space for what I need.
I think it is better if I buy a normal backpack and use some bouchs or the removable padded compartment of the kata 467.

Today I found this in a shop, but they had only the pink version
It looks well made and with a lower access.
So I was going to buy it on the website, it is a shame I didn't have a ruler to check if it complies with the handbaggage dimesnions 55x40x20 (ryanair) up to 55x45x25 (other companies).
I think it should, do not know if the 35 liters version complies as well.