I forgot to mention that the camera is with the newest AE-finder.

Beautiful and almost never used Pentax SMC 45 mm/4.0 (latest version) with hood. In the magazines I saw great pictures made with a 45 mm and that's why I bought one new. Not a smart move for someone who prefers 28 mm and 50 mm on 35 mm...

I ask 250 euro for this lens.

Deep breath..

Probably it's a wise decision to sell my great Pentax 67II too. It comes with 105 mm (latest version) and the wooden grip. As I've told before: I prefer to use my small camera and that's why the kit is a stay at home camera. Sad but true.

I'm curious if someone is interested in this kit.

Reality check: I can't afford to keep a camera that I don't use. So, big decision: I'm selling my lovely Pentax 67II with 45 mm and 105 mm. No more fondling, I am going to buy more (limited) lenses for the MZ-S that I always take with me.

What a nice welcome of you all! Thank you Tom, David, Stuey and Opethian.

And Opethian, I only shot two rolls of C41 film to test the camera. Of course it worked perfectly. And then I ruined two Tri-X rolls when I tried to develop them. I used the ruined rolls to train the skills of loading, but somehow I've no talent for it. Luckily, 35 mm is no problem. That's why I grab the MZ-S all the time. It's a shame, I know.

Thank you Chris and Andrew.

Hi all,

Nice to be around people that like to shoot with the beautiful Pentax camera's. Well, to be honest, I'm not much of a photographer (maybe 10 rolls of film a year), but I enjoy looking at beautiful pictures of others too.

I'm still film only, with a Pentax MZ-S (plus 31 mm) and a Pentax 67II (plus 45 mm and 105 mm). I have used the big beast only a few times, because I'm terrible at developing 120 film (35 mm is not difficult for me). Sometimes I think about selling the 67II kit, but it's such a beautiful camera with the wooden grip.

Have a nice day!