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Hi Neil,

This is currently sold pending payment - apologies I posted this message as soon as that happened.

I will keep you 2nd in queue.

Cheers
Joe

I have the Crumpler strap. Very happy with it. Particularly like the quick adjust buckles

I have decided to sell my nearly new 35mm DA L F2.4 as it is surplus to requirements. This is a great lens, but I have had far too much LBA recently. Bought from Jessops 2 months ago, comes with all original papers and box, as pictured below.

Definitely a good lens, nice sharpness across the frame, and great value for money. Lens is pictured below:



IMGP4800 by Pheo, on Flickr

Example shot with the lens:



Bedgebury Leaves by Pheo, on Flickr



Red Leaves by Pheo, on Flickr

£110 inc RMSD to the UK ONO

Will consider shipping to EU/Global, but need to investigate shipping costs etc so please contact me.

I have recently purchased a Sigma 50mm F1.4 - Consequently, I figure its time to let go of my Pentax A 50mm f1.7 MF lens.

In reasonable condition for its age, with a small amount of paint wear to the front only (visible in the third photo), its still a good performer now, all things considered! Lens cap (which is a bit beaten up, but still works well, and locks properly), and push on ASAHI rear cap included.

£50 to inc. RMRD to the UK

Payment via bank transfer

Pictures of the lens:



IMGP4782 by Pheo, on Flickr



IMGP4787 by Pheo, on Flickr



IMGP4789 by Pheo, on Flickr

And one taken with the lens:



IMGP4791 by Pheo, on Flickr

how about a brolly box? Considering one myself.

Focus peaking works ok - it's not a replacement for a film era viewfinder, but in a bind its ok. I'd see how you go then get a katzeye fitted if you need it, as suggested above.

Where did the Sigma come from? Is it UK Stock and still under warranty? If so may I have first dibs!

Are you willing to take offers on it?

I can confirm my k30 does indeed have a horizontal level in the viewfinder. Works fine for me.

I moved from a K10D to a K30 and it was a significant improvement. Particularly in ISO performance; it blows the k10D out of the water.

It also is much faster in use.

I ope you enjoy the new camera!