There are many products on the market, arctic butterfly seems to be well liked although I've always found a rocket blower fine. If in doubt, you might want to see if your retailer can arrange a professional clean... if you whine enough they might even pay for it, especially if you can show the dust was there when you bought the camera.

My K7's nearly a year old, and I haven't seen any dust although I change lenses a lot!

Probably...

1) Pentax 16-45/Tamron 17-50mm*
2) Sigma 10-20mm
3) Pentax A 80-200mm/F 70-210mm*
4) Tamron 90mm Macro
5) Pentax M 50mm f1.7

*Lenses substituted/upgraded during the year....

It's interesting to see the scale provided by the bench in the last one.

Smeggy i've been annoyed by this issue too. Did you find the sensor took longer to settle down than it takes for the antishake hand symbol to appear, or is it just that the process takes longer than the autofocus?

I think being able to set the antishake to kick in on low shutter speeds is a fantastic idea. And wouldn't it be great to have an external antishake on/off switch?

Do you have a local university with budding screen writers? You might find one willing to give you a script.

He wanted the shot all to himself

More great stuff Smeggy. Each of the sets have been 'a bit of everything' which I actually quite like as it really conveys your enthusiasm but you have subsets across the sets which would be quite 'exhibition-worthy'... e.g. the black and white candids, dynamic UWA shots, colour shots of detritus, etc.

From this bunch, the last is my favourite with no.16 hot on its heels

Perhaps a rear LCD loupe would help you get that focus? Deep depth of field is a bit boring in video. You'll always struggle with a long lens anyway, even set to f16 the 70-210mm won't have a massive DOF. However, even at f4 you will see the image pop into focus quite well on a longer lens. Slowly focus past the point of best focus and then turn the focus back to the correct point using your eyes and muscle memory together.

Sometimes I wish that the centre of the Live View image was blown up to 4x for focus checking while in video shooting mode! EDIT - that Sony 'peaking mode' also looks extremely useful!

Nice tranquil feel to no.1. Think I've been here on a holiday, seem to remember my Dad was fascinated with the name of the place (he kept saying 'come-ee straddlin' in a daft Welsh accent lol)...

Excellent light, for me no.2 is the best - great light - but not keen on the empty area left of the pools. I think a slight tweak to the contrast would also help. I think if you crop it like this you'll have a Joe Cornish-worthy shot: